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catalog abstract "History of the Holy Scriptures of Judaism, explaining terms and summarizing the literature, by a Protestant theologian and Judaist scholar.".
catalog alternative "Einleitung in Talmud und Midrasch. English".
catalog contributor b1640788.
catalog created "1931.".
catalog date "1931".
catalog date "1931.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1931.".
catalog description "12. Fifth generation of Amoraim -- 13. Sixth generation of Amoraim: Babylonia -- 14. Seventh generation of Amoraim: Babylonia -- 15. The Saboraim -- Chapter XIV: literature -- 1. Translations -- 2. Commentaries -- 3. Aids for the understanding of language -- 4. Halakah -- 5. Haggada -- 6. Further material for the understanding of the Old Testament -- 7. Theology, liturgy, sects, superstition -- 8. Ethics -- 9. Futher material for the understanding of the New Testament -- 10. Philosophy, mathematics, linguistics, pedagogy -- 11. Jurisprudence -- 12. History -- 13. Geography -- 14. Natural sciences and medicine -- 15. Antiquities -- Part II: introduction to the Midrashim -- Chapter XV: Introductory remarks -- 1. Character of Midrash -- 2. Committing the Midrash to writing -- 3. Remarks on the structure of the Midrashim -- Chapter XVI: the Tannaitic Midrashim Mekiltha, Siphra, Siphre -- 1. Midrashim of the school of Akiba -- 2. Midrashim of the school of Ishmael -- ".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. xv-xvi.".
catalog description "Chapter X: a characterization of the Talmud -- 1. How opinions clash -- 2. How a correct point of view may be obtained -- 3. Obligatory character and significance of the Talmud for Judaism -- Chapter XI: hermeneutics of the Talmud and the Midrashim -- 1. Introductory remarks -- 2. The oldest norms of interpretation -- 3. The thirteen Middoth of R. Ishmael -- 4. The two and thirty Middoth -- 5. Concluding remarks -- Chapter XII: textual specimens in translation -- 1. Hullin 8. 1 with Gemara 103b-104b -- 2. Baba Mesi'a 1. 8 with Gemara 20a- 21a -- chapter XIII: the more important teachers -- 1. Bibliography -- 2. The oldest period and the five 'pairs' -- 3. First generation of Tannaim -- 4. Second generation of Tannaim (ca 90-130 C.E) -- 5. Third generation of Tannaim (ca. 130-160 C.E) -- 6. Fourth generation -- 7. Fifth generation of Tannaim -- 8. First generation of Amoraim -- 9. Second generation of Amoraim -- 10. Third generation of Amoraim -- 11. Fourth generation of Ammoraim -- ".
catalog description "Chapter XVII: the Homiletic Midrashim -- 1. Pesiktha (deRab kahana) -- 2. Wayyikra Rabba -- 3. Tanhuma or Yelammedenu -- 4. Pesiktha Rabbathi -- 5. Debarim Rabba, Bemidbar R., Shemoth R. -- 6. Smaller homiletical midrashim -- Chapter XVIII: the oldest expositional Midrashim -- 1. Bereshith Rabba -- 2. Midrash on Lamentations -- Chapter XIX: Midrashim on the five megilloth -- 1. The so-called Rabboth -- 2. Other Midrashim on the Meggiloth -- Chapter XX: other expositional Midrashim -- Chapter XXI: other Haggadic works -- 1. Narrative Haggada -- 2. Ethical Midrashim -- 3. Mysticism (also symbolism of letters and numbers) -- Chapter XXII: collective works and commentaries which go by the name of Midrash -- Chapter XXIII: Midrash collections and translations -- 1. Midrash collections -- 2. Translations -- Appendicies -- I. Tabular survey of the tractates in Mishna, Talmud and Tosephta -- II. Alphabetical list of tractates in the Mishna -- ".
catalog description "History of the Holy Scriptures of Judaism, explaining terms and summarizing the literature, by a Protestant theologian and Judaist scholar.".
catalog description "III. The opening words of those chapters in the Babylonian Talmud which have Gemara, in alphabetical order -- IV. Repetitions within the Palestinian Talmud.".
catalog description "Part I: introduction to the Talmud -- Chapter I: definition of terms -- 1. Mishna -- 2. Mathnitha -- 3. Beraitha -- 4. Gemara -- 5. Talmud -- 6. Midrash -- 7. Halakah -- 8. Haggada -- Chapter II: a sketch of the history of the Talmud -- 1. The beginnings of the traditional lore -- 2. The interdict on writing down -- 3. The traditional law up to the codification of the Mishna by Rabbi -- Chapter III: the division of the Mishna (the Talmuds, the Tosephta) and the arrangement of its parts -- 1. Orders, Tractates, chapters -- 2. Tabular survey of the tractates in Mishna, Talmuds and Tosephta -- 3. Alphabetical list of tractates in the Mishna -- 4. The opening words of those chapters in the Babylonian Talmud which have Gemara, in alphabetical order -- Chapter IV: contents of the sicty-three tractates of the Mishna according to the order of Moses Maimonides -- 1. First order: Zera'im 'seeds' -- 2. Second order: Mo'ed 'festivals' -- 3. Third order: Nashim 'women' -- 4. Fourth order: Nezekin 'damages' -- 5. Fifth order: Kodashim 'sacred things' -- 6. Sixth order" Toharoth 'purities' -- Chapter V: the Palestinian Talmud -- 1. A sketch of the history of the Palestinian Talmud -- 2. The absence of many tractates -- 3. The authority of the Palestinian Talmud -- Chapter VI: the Babylonian Talmud -- Chapter VII: the extra-canonical tractates -- 1. The tractates which are joined to the Babylonian Talmud -- 2. The other 'small tractates' -- Chapter VIII: the Tosephta -- Chapter IX: history of the Talmud text -- 1. General remarks -- 2. Manuscripts (and ancient citations in lieu of them) -- 3. Editions".
catalog extent "xvii, 374 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Introduction to the Talmud and Midrash.".
catalog isFormatOf "Introduction to the Talmud and Midrash.".
catalog issued "1931".
catalog issued "1931.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog language "engger".
catalog publisher "Philadelphia : Jewish Publication Society of America,".
catalog relation "Introduction to the Talmud and Midrash.".
catalog subject "BM504 .S73".
catalog subject "Midrash.".
catalog subject "Talmud.".
catalog tableOfContents "12. Fifth generation of Amoraim -- 13. Sixth generation of Amoraim: Babylonia -- 14. Seventh generation of Amoraim: Babylonia -- 15. The Saboraim -- Chapter XIV: literature -- 1. Translations -- 2. Commentaries -- 3. Aids for the understanding of language -- 4. Halakah -- 5. Haggada -- 6. Further material for the understanding of the Old Testament -- 7. Theology, liturgy, sects, superstition -- 8. Ethics -- 9. Futher material for the understanding of the New Testament -- 10. Philosophy, mathematics, linguistics, pedagogy -- 11. Jurisprudence -- 12. History -- 13. Geography -- 14. Natural sciences and medicine -- 15. Antiquities -- Part II: introduction to the Midrashim -- Chapter XV: Introductory remarks -- 1. Character of Midrash -- 2. Committing the Midrash to writing -- 3. Remarks on the structure of the Midrashim -- Chapter XVI: the Tannaitic Midrashim Mekiltha, Siphra, Siphre -- 1. Midrashim of the school of Akiba -- 2. Midrashim of the school of Ishmael -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter X: a characterization of the Talmud -- 1. How opinions clash -- 2. How a correct point of view may be obtained -- 3. Obligatory character and significance of the Talmud for Judaism -- Chapter XI: hermeneutics of the Talmud and the Midrashim -- 1. Introductory remarks -- 2. The oldest norms of interpretation -- 3. The thirteen Middoth of R. Ishmael -- 4. The two and thirty Middoth -- 5. Concluding remarks -- Chapter XII: textual specimens in translation -- 1. Hullin 8. 1 with Gemara 103b-104b -- 2. Baba Mesi'a 1. 8 with Gemara 20a- 21a -- chapter XIII: the more important teachers -- 1. Bibliography -- 2. The oldest period and the five 'pairs' -- 3. First generation of Tannaim -- 4. Second generation of Tannaim (ca 90-130 C.E) -- 5. Third generation of Tannaim (ca. 130-160 C.E) -- 6. Fourth generation -- 7. Fifth generation of Tannaim -- 8. First generation of Amoraim -- 9. Second generation of Amoraim -- 10. Third generation of Amoraim -- 11. Fourth generation of Ammoraim -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter XVII: the Homiletic Midrashim -- 1. Pesiktha (deRab kahana) -- 2. Wayyikra Rabba -- 3. Tanhuma or Yelammedenu -- 4. Pesiktha Rabbathi -- 5. Debarim Rabba, Bemidbar R., Shemoth R. -- 6. Smaller homiletical midrashim -- Chapter XVIII: the oldest expositional Midrashim -- 1. Bereshith Rabba -- 2. Midrash on Lamentations -- Chapter XIX: Midrashim on the five megilloth -- 1. The so-called Rabboth -- 2. Other Midrashim on the Meggiloth -- Chapter XX: other expositional Midrashim -- Chapter XXI: other Haggadic works -- 1. Narrative Haggada -- 2. Ethical Midrashim -- 3. Mysticism (also symbolism of letters and numbers) -- Chapter XXII: collective works and commentaries which go by the name of Midrash -- Chapter XXIII: Midrash collections and translations -- 1. Midrash collections -- 2. Translations -- Appendicies -- I. Tabular survey of the tractates in Mishna, Talmud and Tosephta -- II. Alphabetical list of tractates in the Mishna -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "III. The opening words of those chapters in the Babylonian Talmud which have Gemara, in alphabetical order -- IV. Repetitions within the Palestinian Talmud.".
catalog tableOfContents "Part I: introduction to the Talmud -- Chapter I: definition of terms -- 1. Mishna -- 2. Mathnitha -- 3. Beraitha -- 4. Gemara -- 5. Talmud -- 6. Midrash -- 7. Halakah -- 8. Haggada -- Chapter II: a sketch of the history of the Talmud -- 1. The beginnings of the traditional lore -- 2. The interdict on writing down -- 3. The traditional law up to the codification of the Mishna by Rabbi -- Chapter III: the division of the Mishna (the Talmuds, the Tosephta) and the arrangement of its parts -- 1. Orders, Tractates, chapters -- 2. Tabular survey of the tractates in Mishna, Talmuds and Tosephta -- 3. Alphabetical list of tractates in the Mishna -- 4. The opening words of those chapters in the Babylonian Talmud which have Gemara, in alphabetical order -- Chapter IV: contents of the sicty-three tractates of the Mishna according to the order of Moses Maimonides -- 1. First order: Zera'im 'seeds' -- 2. Second order: Mo'ed 'festivals' -- 3. Third order: Nashim 'women' -- 4. Fourth order: Nezekin 'damages' -- 5. Fifth order: Kodashim 'sacred things' -- 6. Sixth order" Toharoth 'purities' -- Chapter V: the Palestinian Talmud -- 1. A sketch of the history of the Palestinian Talmud -- 2. The absence of many tractates -- 3. The authority of the Palestinian Talmud -- Chapter VI: the Babylonian Talmud -- Chapter VII: the extra-canonical tractates -- 1. The tractates which are joined to the Babylonian Talmud -- 2. The other 'small tractates' -- Chapter VIII: the Tosephta -- Chapter IX: history of the Talmud text -- 1. General remarks -- 2. Manuscripts (and ancient citations in lieu of them) -- 3. Editions".
catalog title "Einleitung in Talmud und Midrasch. English".
catalog title "Introduction to the Talmud and Midrash / by Hermann L. Strack ; authorized translation on the basis of the author's revised copy of the fifth German edition.".
catalog type "text".