Hans-Jurgen Becker Martin Hengel Frowald Gil Huttenmeister
English summary: Andreas Lehnardt presents an annotated translation of the Rosh ha-Shana (New Year) Tractate of the Jerusalem Talmud (Talmud Yerushalmi) into German. The translation is based on the Krotoszyn edition, published in 1865/66, but also takes into account those manuscripts and prints edited in the Synopsis of the Talmud Yerushalmi as well as some indirect textual witnesses. In the detailed commentary, the author explains all substantial interpretation and translation problems with the help of the traditional commentaries and the secondary literature. A bibliography and explanations...
English summary: Andreas Lehnardt presents an annotated translation of the Rosh ha-Shana (New Year) Tractate of the Jerusalem Talmud (Talmud Yerushalm...
Hans-Jurgen Becker Martin Hengel Frowald Gil Huttenmeister
English summary: Andreas Lehnardt presents an annotated translation of the Besa (Egg) Tractate of the Jerusalem Talmud (Talmud Yerushalmi) into German. The translation is based on the Krotoszyn edition, published in 1865/66, but also takes into account those manuscripts and prints edited in the Synopsis of the Talmud Yerushalmi as well as some indirect textual witnesses. In the detailed commentary, the author explains all substantial interpretation and translation problems with the help of the traditional commentaries and the secondary literature. A bibliography and explanations of the...
English summary: Andreas Lehnardt presents an annotated translation of the Besa (Egg) Tractate of the Jerusalem Talmud (Talmud Yerushalmi) into German...
Der Traktat "Nazir" des Talmud Yerushalmi widmet sich der Deutung und Erklarung der Vorschriften uber einen "Geweihten" ("Nazir," "Nasiraer"), welche sich in Num 6,1-21 finden. Diese Vorschriften beinhalten die Abstinenz von Trauben sowie allem, was aus diesen hergestellt wird (insbesondere Wein), den Verzicht auf das Haarscheren und das Verbot der Verunreinigung an Toten. Ein "Naziraat" wird von einer Person meist fur eine begrenzte Zeit (mindestens dreissig Tage) in Form eines Gelubdes auf sich genommen und endet mit dem Darbringen von "Ausweihungsopfern" im Tempel sowie dem Scheren der...
Der Traktat "Nazir" des Talmud Yerushalmi widmet sich der Deutung und Erklarung der Vorschriften uber einen "Geweihten" ("Nazir," "Nasiraer"), welche ...