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Hebrew is notable as a language that was all but dead as a regularly spoken language, but was revived in the 19th and 20th centuries, and Modern Hebrew is now spoken by roughly 5 million people in at least 7 territories. Hebrew is the language of Judaism, and Classical Hebrew is still used for prayer or study in Jewish communities. The vast majority of speakers are in Israel, where it is an.. The first "map" of the New World in a Hebrew book appears in Abraham Farissol's Iggeret Orhot Olam, published in Venice in 1586. The author informs the reader of "the three areas of habitation, Asia, Africa, and Europe . . . also of the far-off islands recently discovered by the Portuguese . . . of the River Sambatyon, and of unknown places.
