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Pim had read one of Roth’s works years before — a book called “The Wandering Jews,” in which Roth returns to his Galician homeland to describe the “wonder-rabbis” and the Jewish believers who flocked to them.

But when we encounter this man in folklore, he’s known by another, more familiar name: the Wandering Jew.

The visage of philanthropist George Soros, made into the durable caricature of the Wandering Jew of old, was plastered around Hungary.

The Wandering Jew ring that belonged to my husband, Carl, is very important to me.

His 2007 book “The Barn Owl’s Wondrous Capers,” for instance, chronicles an unnamed narrator’s search for an eighteenth-century book of scandals, written by an Indian version of the “Wandering Jew” of medieval Christian mythology.