Geonica volume 1
Geonica volume 1
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With a Babylonian like Rabbi Aha, who handled the dialect of his native land with extraordinary skill, they can be explained only as marks left upon his style by the Palestinian Aramaic of his later abode ^. Here are some of the idiosyncrasies on ^ Keluhot, 22 h, and six other passages, marked in the margin of the Talmud. 2 The application of this proverb becomes intelligible only in the form it has in the i^mm ; Briill {Jahrhiicher, II, 149-50), who, contrary to his usual habit, has treated th...is question of Rabbi Aha's use of the Yerushahni in a very superficial way, decides in the affirmative, essentially on the basis of this passage. ^ If Eabbi Aha actually delivered lectures in Palestine, which seems very probable, the influence of the Palestinian Aramaic is all the more to be expected. THE HALAKIC LITERATURE 87 which the assertion just made is based. Rabbi Aha uses ^ N'J^n Nn^JriD indiscriminately for Mishnah and Baraita, while the Babylonian Talmud is unfailing in drawing a sharp distinction between pn^JriD, the Mishnah, and i^n^JriD, a Baraita.
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With a Babylonian like Rabbi Aha, who handled the dialect of his native land with extraordinary skill, they can be explained only as marks left upon his style by the Palestinian Aramaic of his later abode ^. Here are some of the idiosyncrasies on ^ Keluhot, 22 h, and six other passages, marked in the margin of the Talmud. 2 The application of this proverb becomes intelligible only in the form it has in the i^mm ; Briill {Jahrhiicher, II, 149-50), who, contrary to his usual habit, has treated th...is question of Rabbi Aha's use of the Yerushahni in a very superficial way, decides in the affirmative, essentially on the basis of this passage. ^ If Eabbi Aha actually delivered lectures in Palestine, which seems very probable, the influence of the Palestinian Aramaic is all the more to be expected. THE HALAKIC LITERATURE 87 which the assertion just made is based. Rabbi Aha uses ^ N'J^n Nn^JriD indiscriminately for Mishnah and Baraita, while the Babylonian Talmud is unfailing in drawing a sharp distinction between pn^JriD, the Mishnah, and i^n^JriD, a Baraita.
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