Talmudical And Rabbinical Literature
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We are glad to men- tion that the Society for Publication of Hebrew Texts 4 has begun the reprint of this important work, as well as the publication of the inedited part of it. An attempt to com- pose a grammar of the Babylonian Gemara, viz. Of the part 1 Gib'ath Yerushalaim. 8vo. Wien, 1872. (Extract from the hash-Shahar).
2 Variae lectiones in Mischnam et in Talmud Babylonicum. Monachii, 1867seqq.
3 On the part Pesahim. 8vo. Paris, 1868.
4 Pahad Yizhaq. Lyck, 1868 scqq.
15 which is not writte...n in pure Hebrew, nor in the Aramaic dialect of Palestine, has been successfully made in Italian by the late Professor Luzzatto ; 1 this grammar has now been translated into German by Dr. Kriiger, 2 who has added a few notes to it. Dr. Noldeke has sufficiently proved that this idiom is almost identical with that of the books of the Mandaites. 3 The lexicographical study of this Gemara has been in the last few years much advanced by Dr. Perles, 4 H. Schorr, 5 and Dr. Kohut; 6 by the two latter chiefly by the examination of Persian words and ideas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are glad to men- tion that the Society for Publication of Hebrew Texts 4 has begun the reprint of this important work, as well as the publication of the inedited part of it. An attempt to com- pose a grammar of the Babylonian Gemara, viz. Of the part 1 Gib'ath Yerushalaim. 8vo. Wien, 1872. (Extract from the hash-Shahar).
2 Variae lectiones in Mischnam et in Talmud Babylonicum. Monachii, 1867seqq.
3 On the part Pesahim. 8vo. Paris, 1868.
4 Pahad Yizhaq. Lyck, 1868 scqq.
15 which is not writte...n in pure Hebrew, nor in the Aramaic dialect of Palestine, has been successfully made in Italian by the late Professor Luzzatto ; 1 this grammar has now been translated into German by Dr. Kriiger, 2 who has added a few notes to it. Dr. Noldeke has sufficiently proved that this idiom is almost identical with that of the books of the Mandaites. 3 The lexicographical study of this Gemara has been in the last few years much advanced by Dr. Perles, 4 H. Schorr, 5 and Dr. Kohut; 6 by the two latter chiefly by the examination of Persian words and ideas.
What to read after Talmudical And Rabbinical Literature?
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