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De Gheyn, JacobBiblio.com

The Exercise of Armes

Jacob Neusner; Johann MaierBiblio.com

Scripture and Midrash in Judaism Vol. 3 Realms of Judaism

19957425Peter Lang 1995. Hardcover. Good. Volume 3. English-language hardcover printed in Germany 413 pages NOT ex-library. Good condition limited signs of gentle wear. Interior is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text free of inscriptions and stamps firmly bound. Boards show faint dark handling marks rubbing to edges a short horizontal crease across upper spine. Issued without a dust jacket. -- Contents: 1. Introduction to Lamentations Rabbati 2. Lamentations Rabbati: The Petihtaot 3. Lamentations Rabbati Parashah One 4. Lamentations Rabbati Parashah Three 5. Introduction to Song of Songs Rabbah 6. Song of Songs Rabbah Parashah One 7. Song of Songs Rabbah Parashah Two 8. Song of Songs Rabbah Parashah Five 9. Song of Songs Rabbah Parashah Eight 10. Introduction to Ruth Rabbah 11. Ruth Rabbah: The Petihtaot 12. Ruth Rabbah Parashah One 13. Ruth Rabbah Parashah Four 14. Ruth Rabbah Parashah Eight 15. Introduction to Esther Rabbah I 16. Esther Rabbah I: The Petihtaot 17. Esther Rabbah I Parashah Four 18. Esther Rabbah I Parashah Six; Appendix 1: Two Vocabularies of Symbolic Discourse in Judaism: Case of Song of Songs Rabbah; Appendix 2: Editor's Bibliography -- The rabbis of late antiquity produced a score of exegesis of the Hebrew Scriptures of Ancient Israel the Old Testament in which they took various approaches to the study and interpretation of what they called the written Torah . These exegesis called collectively Midrash form an important part of the oral Torah that is the tradition of Sinai formulated and transmitted for memorization and ultimately written down by the ancient sages in the first six centuries A.D. These three volumes present large selections of the Midrash-documents of ancient Judaism in the translation of Jacob Neusner who has now translated into English nearly all of the Rabbinic literature of late antiquity. The selections are organized by type so that readers see the various ways in which in form and in intellectual program the documents of Midrash-compilation were formulated and set forth. In this way the vast body of biblical exegesis put forth by Judaism in its formative age is made available to the contemporary reader. <br/> <br/> Peter Lang hardcover

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