A Kohlhammer Translation (With Commentary) of Tosefta Tractates in Moed

This translation and commentary are meant to serve primarily an audience that does not read Hebrew, but which has an interest in rabbinic literature. The translation is based on the Zuckermandel transcription of the Erfurt manuscript. The commentary gives special attention to the realia of the perio...

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Published in:Journal of the American Oriental Society 1998-04, Vol.118 (2), p.227-232
Main Author: Goldberg, Abraham
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Art and archaeology
Bibliographies. Reference books. Other types of publication
General documentation
Generalities
Hebrew literature
Literary criticism
Literature
Rabbinical literature
Religious literature, Jewish
Review Articles
Translation
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Summary:This translation and commentary are meant to serve primarily an audience that does not read Hebrew, but which has an interest in rabbinic literature. The translation is based on the Zuckermandel transcription of the Erfurt manuscript. The commentary gives special attention to the realia of the period and highlights the relevance of the Tosefta to New Testament scholars. The review deals with several issues in the critical study of the Tosefta and considers the relationship of the Kohlhammer edition to S. Lieberman's commentary to the Tosefta.
ISSN:0003-0279
2169-2289
DOI:10.2307/605893