(menorah)
The seven-branch candelabrum used in the Jerusalem Temple and now a symbol of Judaism.
The meaning of the Menorah and the difference with Hannukiyah
Berger, Ludwig. “Der Menora-Ring von Kaiseraugst. The Kaiseraugst Menorah Ring.” Jüdische Zeugnisse römischer Zeit zwischen Bitannien und Pannoniem. Jewish Evidence from the Roman Period in the Northern Provinces, Augst: Römerstadt Augusta Raurica, 2005.
Deppmeyer, Korana. “How the Menorah Traveled from Palestine to Europe over the Centuries.” Shared History Project, Leo Baeck Institute/Jüdisches Leben in Deutschland, 2021.
Fine, Steven. The Menorah: from Bible to Modern Israel. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2016.
Gross, Raphael, et al., eds. Im Licht der Menora: Jüdisches Leben in der Römischen Provinz [In the Light of the Menorah: Jewish Life in the Roman Provinces], Frankfurt am Main and New York: Campus Verlag, 2014.
Hachlili, Rachel. The Menorah, the Ancient Seven-armed Candelabrum: Origin, Form, Significance. Leiden: Brill, 2001.
Israeli, Yael, ed. In the Light of the Menorah: Story of a Symbol. Jerusalem: The Israel Museum, 1998.
Leone, Francesco, ed. La Menorà: culto, storia e mito [The Menora, Cult, History and Myth]. Milan: Skira, 2017.
Raselli, Lilian. “Further Proof of Jewish Presence in Europe in the Late Roman Empire.” Shared History Project, Leo Baeck Institute/Jüdisches Leben in Deutschland, 2021.
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