The Modern Study of the MishnahJacob Neusner |
Contents
Jacob N Epsteins Introduction to the Text of | 13 |
Jacob N Epstein on the Formation of the Mishnah | 37 |
Zecharias Frankel | 59 |
The Mishnah as a LawCode | 76 |
The First Critical Exegete | 90 |
N Krochmal H Graetz I | 107 |
David Hoffmanns The First Mishnah | 122 |
Joachim Oppenheim | 155 |
David Weiss Halivni on the Mishnah | 180 |
Abraham Weiss | 197 |
Hanokh Albeck on the Mishnah | 209 |
Abraham Goldberg | 225 |
Benjamin DeVries | 242 |
Bibliography | 256 |
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J S Zuri | 169 |
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