Is There Life After Life? Superfetation in Medical, Historical and Rabbinic Literature1

In Jonathan Wiesen (ed.), And You Shall Surely Heal: The Albert Einstein College of Medicine Synagogue Compendium of Torah and Medicine. Ktav Pub. House (2009)
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