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This language’s word for “touchstone” titles a dysphoria-laden ethical treatise whose speaker laments the difficult life of men and calls their penis an “immutable deformity.” A text in this language describes men who naturally do not develop secondary sex characteristics (15[1])or have them removed as the two (15[1])subtypes of saris, which is often presented as one of six genders. This language’s word for “dwelling” (15[1])refers to the feminine divine presence and is often (15[1])identified with its (15[1])word (15[1])for (15[1])“kingdom.” God’s incorporeality and the (*) resurrection of the dead are among thirteen principles of faith written in (10[1])this language. A treatise in this language’s (-5[1])script advises the author’s student to study both philosophy and religion. An oral tradition of law in this language was codified in a work by the Rambam (10[1])that enumerates (10[1])613 (10[1])commandments. For 10 points, name this primary liturgical language used by Maimonides. ■END■ (10[1])

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