Alison Booth
Zaidi, Syed Mohammed Hasnain. Quoranic Purdah and Distinguished Muslim Women. Calcutta: n. p., 1932.
By Zaidi, Seyed M. Hafeez: The Muslim Womanhood in Revolution: Being an Exhaustive Survey of Modern Movements Among the Muslim Women All Over the World with Special Reference to Their Social, Educational, and Political Awakening. Calcutta: Zaidi, 1937; and Position of Woman Under Islam: Being an Exhaustive Survey of the Position of Woman Under Islam in Every Walk of Life Based on the Holy Quoran, Traditions, History, and Other Records. Bengal, India: Pronvincial, 1935.
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Zirndorf, Henry. Some Jewish Women: Translated from the German. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1892.
TOC: From the Apocrypha: Judith; The Mother of the Seven Martyrs.The Graeco-Roman Period:Queen Salome Alexandra; Mariamne, the Hasmonean; Helena, Queen and Proselyte; Berenice.The Talmudic Age:Martha, Daughter of Boethus; Ima Shalom; Rachel, Rabbi Akiba’s Wife; Beruria; Rabbi Meir’s Pupil; Rabbi Ishmael’s Mother; Rabbi Judah’s Maid-Servant; The Married Couple of Sidon; A Group of Xanthippes; Jalta; Abaji’s Foster-Mother; The Two Chomas; Weasel as well as Witnesses.
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