Moreh Nevukhei HaZeman · מורה נבוכי הזמן

On the philosophy of Jewish history by 19th-century thinker Nachman Krochmal.

Contents

• Cover (2 segments)
• Publisher's Preface (51 segments)
• Author's Preface (5 segments)
• Gate 1; Elixir of Life (6 segments)
• Gate 2; Paths (9 segments)
• Gate 3; Perplexity (5 segments)
• Gate 4; Golden Mean (2 segments)
• Gate 5; Intention and Purpose (16 segments)
• Gate 6; Spiritual Sign and Symbol (14 segments)
• Gate 7; Nations and their Gods (10 segments)
• Gate 8; Phases of a Nation (9 segments)
• Gate 9; A Nation Arises (4 segments)
• Gate 10; A New Dawn (38 segments)
• Gate 11; Inquiry of the Ancestors (Siman 1–14)
• Gate 12; Riddles from Antiquity (Siman 1–3)
• Gate 13; Sources for Oral Torah (49 segments)
• Gate 14; The Aggadah and its Rabbis (43 segments)
• Gate 15; The Way of the Chizonim (15 segments)
• Gate 16; Boundaries and Suggestions for the Wisdom of Faith Taken from Philosophy and Logic (24 segments)
• Gate 17; The Wisdom of the Pauper (Siman 1–19)
• Commentaries on Various Articles (Siman 1–5)

Version (He): Warsaw, 1894 (License: Public Domain)

Hebrew: 190,632 words.