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17. Heinrich Graetz , History of the Jews, Vol. 3(Philadelphia : Jewish Publication Society , 1894), p. 308.

18. Cited by Baron,“Karaite Schism, ” p- 278.

19. Lasker,“Rabbanism and Karaism, ” p37.

20. Quoted in Baron,“ Karaite Schism, ” P. 280; Other signs of such recognition also existed. 21. Baron, Ibid., p. 266; Mann , New Studies, Pp 222.

22, Jacob Mann ,“Karaite Legal Documents,” Texts and Studies in Jewish History and Literature, Vol. 2, Karaitica(New York : KTAV, 1972), p. 160.

23, Mann , Ibid., p. 158. 24. Mann , Ibid., pp. 159-161.

2S. Mann , Ibid., p. 160.

26 Baron,“Karaite Schism, ” pp. 280-91.

2% Maimonides , Hil Yad, Mamrim 3.3; Korman, Zeramim Vekitut, p- 237. 28. Maimonides , Responsa 351, in Schochtman, Zeramim Vekitut, p. 41. 29. Tzvi Zohar, Ben Nekhur L’ahuvah, p. 21.

30. Maimonides , Responsa 351, in Schochtman, Zeramim Vekitut.

31. Maimonides , Ibid., p. 42.

32. Maimonides , Ibid., p. 43: also, see Lincoln,“Accepting Egyptian Karaites,” p. 266 and solomon B. Freehof,“Report of the Committee on Responsa,” CCAR Yearbook(New York , 1965), p. 98.

33. Radbaz , Responsa 4:219, 7:351.

34. Schochtman, Zeramim Vekitui, p. 44; see also Samuel Morell,“The Halakhic Status of non-Halakhic Jews,” Judaism 18:4(Fall 1969), p. 452.

35. Nemoy ,“Karaites, ” p. 770.

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