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The MS Munich, Cod. hebr. 95: The cover spine and a sample page from the manuscript. Munich Digitalization Center
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Why the Talmud is the Only Rabbinic Work from Babylonia
The Babylonian Talmud as an Oral Library for Rabbinic Collections Continue reading Why the Talmud is the Only Rabbinic Work from Babylonia
Berlin Rabbinical Seminary, 1898. R. Dr. David Z. Hoffmann was the rector from 1899-1920 .
The Modern Study of Mishna: Rabbi Dr. David Zvi Hoffmann’s Approach
The Midrashic Development and Antiquity of the Oral Torah, and the Source Critical Demonstration of the “First Mishna”
Prof. Michael Chernick Continue reading The Modern Study of Mishna: Rabbi Dr. David Zvi Hoffmann’s Approach
A street in Kairwan, Tunisia 1899
The Epistle of R. Sherira Gaon: A Point of Departure for the Academic Study of the Mishnah
Prof. Rabbi Michael Chernick Continue reading The Epistle of R. Sherira Gaon: A Point of Departure for the Academic Study of the Mishnah