10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAGGADIST»
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haggadist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Columbia College MS. of Meghilla, Babylonian Talmud
His interests were wide (he was a good Greek scholar), and he was eminent as
both a Halakist and a Haggadist. Popular, cultivated, and influential, he is one of
the most attractive figures among the Rabbis. Among his contemporaries were ...
Max Leopold Margolis, Columbia University. Library, Columbia University. Library. Mss. (Talmud. Megillah),
1892
2
A Short Survey of the Literature of Rabbinical and Mediæval ...
His interests were wide (he was a good Greek scholar), and he was eminent as
both a Halakist and a Haggadist. Popular, cultivated, and influential, he is one of
the most attractive figures among the Rabbis. Among his contemporaries were ...
William Oscar Emil Oesterley, George Herbert Box,
1920
3
The Picture of Paul (the Disciple)
From him Paul probably acquired that passion for bringing his religious belief into
conformity with the facts of life — with common sense and moral sense. Gamaliel
was a Haggadist, not a Halachist. The Haggadist devoted himself chiefly to the ...
Hugh Reginald Haweis,
1887
4
Jewish Literature, and Other Essays
Two rabbis, Chiya bar Abba, a Halachist, and Ab- bahu, a Haggadist, happened
to be lecturing in the same town. Abbahu, the Haggadist, was always listened to
by great crowds, while Chiya, with his Halacha, stood practically deserted.
5
Double Narratives in the Old Testament: The Foundations of ...
Once such an embellishment is added, the original story has the same meaning
to the haggadist as the emendation (Sandmel 19611120). In other words, “the
Abraham of Gen 20 determines the character of the Abraham of Gen 12:10-20” ...
From this perspective, the Haggadist's treatment of the rasha' is mystifying: What
does the wicked son say? "What does all this ritual mean to you?” "To you" (he
says) but he does not include himself. And since he has excluded himself from
the ...
Michael Gilgannon, Sheed & Ward,
1985
7
Christianity in Talmud and Midrash
The Haggadist made no scruple of altering not merely the narrative ... and where
Scripture was silent, the Haggadist freely invented incidents and traits of
character in regard to Scripture personages, not stopping short of the Almighty
Himself.
Robert Travers Herford,
1903
8
Hebrew Gospel: Cracking the Code of Mark
Similarly, biblical objects may be equated with those of the haggadist's place and
time. Thus in the Damascus Document (CD VIII 14—21) a series of five equations
of items mentioned in Am 5:26—27 is given: (1) The book of the Law = the ...
From this perspective, the Haggadist's treatment of the rasha' is mystifying: What
does the wicked son say? "What does all this ritual mean to you?” "To you” (he
says) but he does not include himself. And since he has excluded himself from
the ...
10
Introduction to the Talmud and Midrash
A haggadist and teller of parables, he was repeatedly exalted in legends. Bacher,
Tann 2:530-36. Levi bar Sisi (Sosius?), in BT usually just Levi (e.g. Yoma 24a), a
student of Rabbi, not to be confused with the Amoraic haggadist R. Levi.
Hermann Leberecht Strack, Markus N. A. Bockmuehl,
1992