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• Zoroastrian Legends and Their Biblical Sources

  Kohut, Alexander. Zoroastrian Legends and Their Biblical Sources. [New York, 1891?]. broadside.
• Worte der Trauer gesprochen am Barge des Herrn Josef Stark, New York, den 10. August 1888 (2. Elul 5648).

  Kohut, Alexander. Ebel Kobed. Worte der Trauer gesprochen am Barge des Herrn Josef Stark, New York, den 10. August 1888 (2. Elul 5648). [New York: Druck von A. L. Goetzl, 1888]. [12] p.
• The Hebrew Scriptures: What They Have Wrought for Mankind

  Kohut, Alexander. The Hebrew Scriptures: What They Have Wrought for Mankind. [n.p., 1894?]. 18 p.
• The Discovery of America in Contemporary Hebrew Literature

  Kohut, Alexander. The Discovery of America in Contemporary Hebrew Literature. [New York, 1892]. 2 broadsides.
• Thanksgiving Day. An Appeal to the American People. Sermon delivered at Temple Ahawath Chesed on the 27th of November, 1890.

  Kohut, Alexander. Thanksgiving Day. An Appeal to the American People. Sermon delivered at Temple Ahawath Chesed on the 27th of November, 1890. New York: Philip Cowen, Printer, 1890. 14 p.
• Secular and Theological Studies. The Extent to which They are both Necessary for the Rab­bi. The Nature and Varieties of such Studies.

  Kohut, Alexander. Secular and Theological Studies. The Extent to which They are both Necessary for the Rab­bi. The Nature and Varieties of such Studies.[New York, 1892?]. 13 p.
• Haggadic Elements in Arabic Legends

  Kohut, Alexander. Haggadic Elements in Arabic Legends. [New York, 1891?]. 8 p.
• Freedom and Enlightenment. What the Statue of Liberty can Teach Us. A Sermon delivered before the Congregation Ahawath Chesed ... Saturday, October 23, 1886. Freely adapted from the Original German by Leon Harrison.

  Kohut, Alexander. Freedom and Enlightenment. What the Statue of Liberty can Teach Us. A Sermon delivered before the Congregation Ahawath Chesed ... Saturday, October 23, 1886. Freely adapted from the Original German by Leon Harrison. New York: Press of M. Schlesinger, 1886. 7 p.
• Discussions on Isaiah, (ch. LII. 13 ff., and ch. LIII.) from an unpublished Manuscript of the Sixteenth Century, with Preliminary Notes, on Judeao-Polemic Literature.

  Kohut, Alexander. Discussions on Isaiah, (ch. LII. 13 ff., and ch. LIII.) from an unpublished Manuscript of the Sixteenth Century, with Preliminary Notes, on Judeao-Polemic Literature. [Chicago: Printed by the Reform Advocate], 1893. 33 p.
• Anti-Parsic Sentences in Deutero-Isaiah. A Paper Read Before the Ministers' Conference at Philadelphia, December 4th, 1888.

  Kohut, Alexander. Anti-Parsic Sentences in Deutero-Isaiah. A Paper Read Before the Ministers' Conference at Philadelphia, December 4th, 1888. [n.p., 1888?]. 7 p.
• An Appeal to Our Young Men. Sermon delivered before the Congregation Ahawath Chesed (1st Day of Succoth, 5647), Thursday, Oct. 14th, 1886.

  Kohut, Alexander. An Appeal to Our Young Men. Sermon delivered before the Congregation Ahawath Chesed (1st Day of Succoth, 5647), Thursday, Oct. 14th, 1886. New York: Press of M. Schlesinger, [1886?]. 7 p.
• [Nerot ha-maʻarakhah ...]. Supple­ment to “Aruch completum” containing Sources of Rab­bi Nathan’s Aruch. Additional Foreign Words (espe­cially from the Midrash Haggadol). Corrections to the Eight Volumes.

  Kohut, Alexander. [Nerot ha-maʻarakhah ...]. Supple­ment to “Aruch completum” containing Sources of Rab­bi Nathan’s Aruch. Additional Foreign Words (espe­cially from the Midrash Haggadol). Corrections to the Eight Volumes.New York:A.Ginsberg, Printer, 1892. lxxxi, 78 p.