Israel ben Joseph: Halakist, Talmudist and Bible Exegete of the Thirteenth Century and his Sefer Mizwot Zemaniyot

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
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Cultural History
European History
History of Religion
Jewish Studies
Language Interpretation and Translation
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Levitsky, Joseph
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The thirteenth and fourteenth centuries can not be termed a period productive in the originality of Jewish learning. Polemics of great consequence were written in this period, but the field of Jewish learning in which splendid results were achieved was that of the study of the Talmud and the codification of its laws.

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Solomon Zeitlin
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1928-02-24
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Library at the Katz Center - Archives Room Manuscript. BM520.7.Y577 L48 1928. Large sections are written in Hebrew.
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