The Fragment Of Talmud Babli Pesachim Of The Ninth Or Tenth Century, In The University Library, Cambridge
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This volume presents a detailed examination of a fragment of the Talmud Babli Pesachim, dating back to the ninth or tenth century. Preserved in the University Library, Cambridge, this fragment offers valuable insights into the history and transmission of Jewish texts. William Henry Lowe's work meticulously analyzes the fragment's content, script, and historical context, providing scholars and students with a deeper understanding of the Talmudic tradition.
The book explores the significance of the Pesachim tractate within the broader scope of the Babylonian Talmud. It also sheds light on the intellectual and cultural environment in which this fragment was created and preserved. A crucial resource for those studying Jewish history, religious texts, and the development of rabbinic literature, "The Fragment Of Talmud Babli Pesachim Of The Ninth Or Tenth Century, In The University Library, Cambridge" remains an enduring contribution to the field.
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