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Tractates Sevu'ot and 'Avodah Zarah

Name: Tractates Sevu'ot and 'Avodah Zarah
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Author: Heinrich W. Guggenheimer
ISBN: 9783110681147

by Heinrich W. Guggenheimer

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502 pages
Publisher: de Gruyter
15 x 22.7 x 2.8 cm

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For scholars and students of rabbinic literature.

Provides the first English translation with notes.

Unlock complex texts to deepen your research.

A foundational scholarly English translation and commentary on the Jerusalem Talmud's Tractates Sevu'ot and 'Avodah Zarah.

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Der Originaltext des Jerusalemer Talmuds wird hier auf der Grundlage der editio princeps und der existierenden Handschriften dargeboten. Der Text ist vollständig vokalisiert. Die Ausgabe bietet darüber hinaus die erste wissenschaftliche englische Übersetzung und einen Kommentar des Jerusalemer Talmuds. Alle Fachausdrücke und Syllogismen werden erläutert. Auf diese Weise wird die Ausgabe nach Fertigstellung all ihrer Einzelbände eine unverzichtbare Grundlage zur Erschlie ung der rabbinischen Tradition sein.