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ANAN, SON OF ANAN — ANAN, SON OF ANAN, high priest of the family of anan the son of Seth. Appointed to the office by agrippa ii in 62 C.E., Anan officiated for three months only. He used the interval between the death of the procurator festus and the arrival of his… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Anan Ben David — Pour les articles homonymes, voir David. Courants du judaïsme Fondamentaux Définitions : Judaïsme · Religion abrahamique · YHWH Courants apparentés au judaïsme : Mosaïsme · Yahwisme · … Wikipédia en Français
Anan ben david — Pour les articles homonymes, voir David. Courants du judaïsme Fondamentaux Définitions : Judaïsme · Religion abrahamique · YHWH Courants apparentés au judaïsme : Mosaïsme · Yahwisme · … Wikipédia en Français
ANAN BEN SETH — (Σεθί), high priest from 6 to 15 C.E. Anan was appointed by quirinius , governor of Syria, to succeed joezer b. boethus but was deposed by valerius gratus , procurator of Judea. During his high priesthood, the Samaritans succeeded in penetrating… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Anan ben David — Pour les articles homonymes, voir David. Anan ben David (hébreu : ענן בן דוד, (v. 715 v. 795 ou 811 ?), est souvent considéré comme le fondateur du karaïsme (forme de judaïsme qui se sépara du judaïsme rabbinique par le rejet de la loi… … Wikipédia en Français
Neve Sha'anan — Típica vista al norte del distrito, 2009 Neve Sha anan (en hebreo: נווה שאנן; Praderas tranquilas ) es uno de los nueve distritos que componen la ciudad de Haifa, Israel. Fundado en 1922, se encuentra localizado al este de la ciudad, en las… … Wikipedia Español
SAUL BEN ANAN — (c. 800), sectarian leader, son of anan b. david . He succeeded his father as head of the sect of Ananites about the end of the eighth century. In karaite tradition , which regards Anan as the titular founder of Karaism, Saul is listed second in… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JOSIAH BEN SAUL BEN ANAN — (late eighth to ninth century), Karaite authority, presumed grandson of anan b. david , the titular founder of the sect, and son of saul b. anan . His writings have not been preserved. judah hadassi (in Eshkol ha Kofer, 258, letter ק) refers to… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
JONATHAN BEN ANAN — JONATHAN BEN ANAN, high priest in 36–37 C.E. Jonathan was appointed high priest by Vitellius, governor of syria , succeeding joseph caiaphas (Jos., Ant., 18:95). After a year he vacated the office in favor of his brother, Theophilus (ibid., 123) … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Saul ben Anan — was a Karaite Jewish leader of the eighth century CE. He was the son and successor of Anan ben David. He is styled by the later Karaites nasi (prince) and Rosh ha golah (exilarch). Saul s activity was unimportant relative to his more famous… … Wikipedia
Che Anan — Chế Anan was a king of Champa. He was originally from Annam but had reached high military ranks in Champa, and thus succeeded to the throne. After he died, his Cham son in law Tra Hoa Bo De succeeded him, causing disturbance in his Annam side of… … Wikipedia
