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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gertrude_Rachel_LevyGertrude Rachel Levy - Wikipedia

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   Fellow, Society of Antiquaries of London, 1947. Gertrude Rachel Levy FSA (5 November 1883 – 10 October 1966) was a British author and cultural historian writing about comparative mythology, matriarchy, epic poetry and archaeology. She published many of her works under the name "G. Rachel Levy".

   • Occupation: writer, archaeologist
   • Died: 10 October 1966 (aged 82), Hendon, London, England

   • Pen name: G. Rachel Levy

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3. daughtersofcharity.org › story-highlights-sisterStory Highlights Sister Gertrude Levy's 40 Years at Austin's ...

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   Mar 6, 2014 · Sister Gertrude always has trusted God’s plan, but that doesn’t mean she isn’t sad to leave Seton. And with that she offers a smile, reassuring words, and she’s on to the next task at hand. For more than 40 years, Sister Gertrude has walked the halls of Seton, offering help and reassurance and guiding the lay leadership of the hospital.

4. daughtersofcharity.org › daughters-of-charity-sayDaughters of Charity Say Farewell to Austin

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   Jul 22, 2014 · July 22, 2014. Sister Gertrude Levy, right, shares a smile at a farewell Mass in Austin. The following article was originally posted on the Time Warner Cable News in Austin website by Alese Underwood. View the story here. Seton Healthcare Founders Daughters of Charity to Leave Austin.

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   Who was Gertrude Rachel Levy?

   • Gertrude Rachel Levy FSA (5 November 1883 – 10 October 1966) was a British author and cultural historian writing about comparative mythology, matriarchy, epic poetry and archaeology. She published many of her works under the name "G. Rachel Levy".

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   Who is Rachel Levy?

   • She published many of her works under the name "G. Rachel Levy". Levy was born in Aliwal North, Cape Colony, to Jewish parents Benjamin Levy, a German emigrant, and his wife, Florence Beaver, from Manchester.

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   How did John Levy influence Northrop Frye?

   • Levy was an influence on Northrop Frye, as he himself acknowledged, and references to her work are common in his "Third Book" and "Late" notebooks. Levy also edited The Myths of Plato (1905) by John Alexander Stewart for a 1960 edition, with revisions, translation of Greek text, and an introduction.

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   Who were Elizabeth Levy parents?

   • Levy was born in Aliwal North, Cape Colony, to Jewish parents Benjamin Levy, a German emigrant, and his wife, Florence Beaver, from Manchester. Her father was a bead and glass merchant born in Posen. Her maternal grandfather, Louis Beaver, emigrated from Prussia and married Staffordshire-born Rachel Mayer.

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6. www.kut.org › health › 2014/02/24112 Years Later, Seton Hospital Founders Daughters of Charity ...

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   Feb 24, 2014 · Pictured are Sr. Sharon Groetsch, Sr. Jean Ann Wesselman, Sr. Gertrude Levy, Sr. Catherine Brown, Sr. Helen Brewer, and Sr. JT Dwyer. Seton Healthcare Family Archives Division. The Daughters of Charity came to Austin in 1902, in response to a letter writing campaign by a group of local women.

7. daughtersofcharity.org › six-sisters-prepare-toSix Sisters Prepare to Say Goodbye to Seton in Austin

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   Mar 31, 2014 · March 31, 2014. From left: Sister Sharon Groetsch, Sister Jean Wesselman, Sister Gertrude Levy, Sister Catherine Brown, Sister Helen Brewer and Sister Jean Thomas Dwyer. The following article was originally posted on KXAN.com by Kate Weidaw. View the story on their website here.

8. city-countyobserver.com › get-to-know-sisterGet to Know Sister Gertrude Levy, DC, and St. Mary’s Health ...

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   Mar 2, 2015 · Get to Know Sister Gertrude Levy, DC, and St. Mary’s Health Foundation Volunteer | City-County Observer. Community News. Get to Know Sister Gertrude Levy, DC, and St. Mary’s Health Foundation Volunteer. 03/02/2015. Would you please share a little about yourself? I was born and raised in the French Quarter in New Orleans.

9. beyondnotability.org › biographical › gertrudeGertrude Rachel Levy in the Archives – Beyond Notability

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   My first guest post for the project is on Gertrude Rachel Levy (1883-1966) who was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in 1947, while she was working as Librarian of the Hellenic & Roman Societies in London.