. . "Jews Italy Fiction." . . "Rings Fiction." . . "Juden <Motiv>" . . "Roman." . . "Englisch." . . "Jewish refugees Fiction." . . "1508 - 1797" . . "Venice (Italy) History - 1508-1797 Fiction." . . . . . . "In 1568, twenty-one-year-old Shiloh ben Gozan flees the Spanish Inquisiiton to live openly as a Jew in Venice. He brings with him a baby daughter and an oddly made turquoise ring, crafted by a strange Moor in Toledo, and given to him by a woman he cannot forget. In Venice, as this ring is hidden, stolen, traded, lost, and finally found again, it shapes not just Shiloh's life but that of his great enemy and business rival, Antonio di Argento, whom he finally -- and horrifyingly -- confronts in a Venetian courtroom."@en . . "Turquoise ring"@he . . . "In 1568, twenty-one-year-old Shiloh ben Gozan flees the Spanish Inquisition to live openly as a Jew in Venice. He brings with him a baby daughter and an oddly made turquoise ring, given to him by a woman he cannot forget. In Venice, as this ring is hidden, stolen, traded, lost, and finally found again, it shapes not just Shiloh's life but also that of his great enemy and business rival, whom he finally-and horrifyingly-confronts in a Venetian courtroom. The ring also becomes entangled in the fortunes of five women: Leah, Shiloh's first love; Jessica, his rebellious daughter; Nerissa, a maidservant; Portia, an outrageously rich and alarmingly intelligent heiress; and lastly Xanthe, a Spanish refugee who alone can unlock the secret of his past." . "In 1568, twenty-one-year-old Shiloh ben Gozan flees the Spanish Inquisition to live openly as a Jew in Venice. He brings with him a baby daughter and an oddly made turquoise ring, given to him by a woman he cannot forget. In Venice, as this ring is hidden, stolen, traded, lost, and finally found again, it shapes not just Shiloh's life but also that of his great enemy and business rival, whom he finally-and horrifyingly-confronts in a Venetian courtroom. The ring also becomes entangled in the fortunes of five women: Leah, Shiloh's first love; Jessica, his rebellious daughter; Nerissa, a maidservant; Portia, an outrageously rich and alarmingly intelligent heiress; and lastly Xanthe, a Spanish refugee who alone can unlock the secret of his past."@en . . . "Historical fiction" . "Historical fiction"@en . . "<>"@he . . . "Fiction"@en . "Fiction" . . . . . . . "History"@he . "History"@en . "History" . . . . . "The turquoise ring" . "The turquoise ring"@en . "Kolʹt︠s︡o s biri︠u︡zoĭ" . "טבעת הטורקיז" . . "The Turquoise Ring" . "In 1568, twenty-one-year-old Shiloh ben Gozán flees the Spanish Inquisition to live openly as a Jew in Venice, bringing with him an unusual turquoise ring. In Venice, as this ring is hidden, stolen, traded, lost, and found again it shapes not just his life, but that of his great enemy and five women Shiloh is close to. A reinterpretation of the Shylock character in the Merchant of Venice."@en . . . "Ṭabaʻat ha-ṭurḳiz" . . . . . "Adaptations" . "Jewish fiction"@en . "Jewish fiction" . . . . . . . . . . . . "Кольцо с бирюзой" . . "Fathers and daughters Fiction." . . "Venice (Italy)" . . "Jewish fiction." . . "USA." . .