Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 165British Academy, 2010 - Počet stran: 419 The series includes thematic volumes that stem from symposia specially convened to address particular subjects. --Book Jacket. |
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Strana 131
... midrashim were composed in Palestine . This judgement is based on the language of these midrashim , which is Mishnaic Hebrew , the close relationship of the midrashim with Mishnah and Tosefta , and on the names of the rabbis quoted who ...
... midrashim were composed in Palestine . This judgement is based on the language of these midrashim , which is Mishnaic Hebrew , the close relationship of the midrashim with Mishnah and Tosefta , and on the names of the rabbis quoted who ...
Strana 132
... midrashim . We need , of course , some differentiation . Midrashim which are transmit- ted only in fragmentary form and have been partially reconstructed on the basis of medieval quotations certainly may not claim the same degree of ...
... midrashim . We need , of course , some differentiation . Midrashim which are transmit- ted only in fragmentary form and have been partially reconstructed on the basis of medieval quotations certainly may not claim the same degree of ...
Strana 133
... midrashim , as has been noted , for example , for the Mekhilta , and this is especially clear in Sifra . Such a differentiation may also affect the dating of the texts ; but this is more important for the integra- tion of passages from ...
... midrashim , as has been noted , for example , for the Mekhilta , and this is especially clear in Sifra . Such a differentiation may also affect the dating of the texts ; but this is more important for the integra- tion of passages from ...
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The Palestinian Context of Rabbinic Judaism | 25 |
An Attempt to Define | 51 |
The Status Quaestionis of Research in Rabbinic Literature | 67 |
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