Essays And Addresses
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Of the rest, 'Azai lost his life and Zoma his reason ; as for Aher, he destroyed the plantations" (i. E. He became an infidel) (Bab. Hagigah, fol. 14, 2). The meaning of this tradition x. ] THE TALMUD. 373 xxi. 9), which is considered binding on all who re- cognise the authority of the tradition. The process of deducing the Halakah from the intricate Talmudical discussions is one which requires extensive knowledge and high critical powers. The practical importance of codifying the numerous Hala...koth has led to the publi- cation of several digests of Rabbinical law, dating from the eighth century to the sixteenth ; the earliest by Shim'on Qahira, who died at Pumbaditha in 751 (rdyrb JTO^n), the most recent by Moses Isserles, who died at Cracow in 1573 (fnyn ]nVn by r Secondly, the Haggadah, "the Saying" (from "he said"), which is not invested with any legal authority ; its declarations are obligatory on no one, and the interpretation of them is at the mercy of an unfettered imagination, or, as the case may be, of matter-of-fact rationalism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the rest, 'Azai lost his life and Zoma his reason ; as for Aher, he destroyed the plantations" (i. E. He became an infidel) (Bab. Hagigah, fol. 14, 2). The meaning of this tradition x. ] THE TALMUD. 373 xxi. 9), which is considered binding on all who re- cognise the authority of the tradition. The process of deducing the Halakah from the intricate Talmudical discussions is one which requires extensive knowledge and high critical powers. The practical importance of codifying the numerous Hala...koth has led to the publi- cation of several digests of Rabbinical law, dating from the eighth century to the sixteenth ; the earliest by Shim'on Qahira, who died at Pumbaditha in 751 (rdyrb JTO^n), the most recent by Moses Isserles, who died at Cracow in 1573 (fnyn ]nVn by r Secondly, the Haggadah, "the Saying" (from "he said"), which is not invested with any legal authority ; its declarations are obligatory on no one, and the interpretation of them is at the mercy of an unfettered imagination, or, as the case may be, of matter-of-fact rationalism.
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