History of the Jews volume 2
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MAR-SAMUEL. 519 a teacher by the latter ; how he returned to his home before Rab, and was elevated after Shila's death to the dignity of Resh-Sidra.
Mar-Samuel was of an even character, avoiding en- thusiasm and demonstrativeness. While his con- temporaries confidently expected the renewal of miracles as of old before the appearance of the Messiah, he propounded the view that everything would still follow its natural course, but that the subjection of Israel to foreign rulers would come to an e...nd. His intellectual energies were employed in three branches of knowledge : the explanation of the Law, astronomy, and medicine.
As an Amora he was inferior to Rab in the knowledge of the laws of the ritual, but far sur- passed him in his acquaintance with the Jewish civil law. Samuel developed and enriched the Jewish law in all its branches, and all his decisions have obtained Halachic force. None of his decrees, however, were possessed of such important results as the one by which he declared the law of the land to be just as binding on the Jews as their own law (dina d'malchuta dina).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MAR-SAMUEL. 519 a teacher by the latter ; how he returned to his home before Rab, and was elevated after Shila's death to the dignity of Resh-Sidra.
Mar-Samuel was of an even character, avoiding en- thusiasm and demonstrativeness. While his con- temporaries confidently expected the renewal of miracles as of old before the appearance of the Messiah, he propounded the view that everything would still follow its natural course, but that the subjection of Israel to foreign rulers would come to an e...nd. His intellectual energies were employed in three branches of knowledge : the explanation of the Law, astronomy, and medicine.
As an Amora he was inferior to Rab in the knowledge of the laws of the ritual, but far sur- passed him in his acquaintance with the Jewish civil law. Samuel developed and enriched the Jewish law in all its branches, and all his decisions have obtained Halachic force. None of his decrees, however, were possessed of such important results as the one by which he declared the law of the land to be just as binding on the Jews as their own law (dina d'malchuta dina).
What to read after History of the Jews volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Graetz to read onlineMoreLess
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