Essays in Greco-Roman and Related Talmudic Literature (The Library of Biblical Studies)

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PROLEGOMENON......Page 12
A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY: MONOGRAPHS, ARTICLES, AND CHAPTERS ON GRECO-ROMAN PHILOSOPHICAL AND RHETORICAL LITERATURE AND TALMUDIC-MIDRASHIC WRITINGS, 1850-1975......Page 30
INDEX OF NAMES TO BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 72
1. Die stoische Philosophie und die jüdische Frömmigkeit, Rabbiner Dr. BERGMANN (Judaica, FS Hermann Cohen, 1912, 145-166)......Page 76
2. Las rapports entre Ie rabbinisme et la philosophie stoïcienne, Armand KAMINKA (Revue des Etudes Juives, 82, 1926, 233-252)......Page 98
3. Rabbinic Parallels to Scriptores Historiae Augustae, Moses HADAS (Classical Philology, 24, 1929, 258-262)......Page 118
4. The Background of the Haggadah, A. MARMORSTEIN (Hebrew Union College Annual, 6, 1929, 183-204)......Page 123
5. Die zehn Sephirot im Sepher Jezira, Leo BAECK (Monatsschrift filr Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums 87,1934, 448-455)......Page 145
6. Hillel's Life and Work, Armand KAMINKA (Jewish Quarterly Review, NS 30, 1939, 107-122)......Page 153
7. The Schools of Shammai and Hillel seen from within, Isaiah STONE (Louis Ginzberg Jubilee Volume, 1945, 275-291)......Page 169
8. A Palestinian Polemic againt Idolatry: A Study in Rabbinic Literary Forms, Luitpold WALLACH (Hebrew Union College Annual, 19, 1946, 389-404)......Page 186
9. La chaine de la tradition pharisienne, Elie BIKERMAN (Revue Biblique, 59, 1952, 44-54)......Page 202
10. Letter and Spirit in Jewish and Roman Law, Boaz COHEN (Mordecai M. Kaplan Jubilee Volume, 1953, Jewish Theological Seminary, 109-135)......Page 213
11. Alexandrian Methods of Interpretation and the Rabbis, David DAUBE (Festschrift Hans Lewald, Basel 1953, 27-44)......Page 240
12. Palestinian Judaism in the First Century, Morton SMITH (Israel, Its Role in Civilization, ed. Moshe Davis, New York, 1956, 67-81)......Page 258
13. The Influence of Symposia Literature on the Literary Form of the Pesah Haggadah, S. STEIN (Journal of Jewish Studies, 8, 1957, 13-44)......Page 273
14. [Modern Hebrew Text] (Tarbiz, 29, 1959, 47-55)......Page 305
The Writers of the ’Aggada and the Greek Grammarians, E.E. HALLEWY......Page 314
15. Texts and Interpretation in Roman and Jewish Law, David DAUBE (Jewish Journal of Sociology, Vol. III, No. 1, June 1961, pp. 3-28)......Page 315
16. The Civic Prayer for Jerusalem, Elias J. BICKERMAN (Harvard Theological Review, 55, 1962, 163-185)......Page 341
17. Rabbinic Interpretation of Scripture, Saul LIEBERMAN (Hellenism in Jewish Palestine, 2nd ed., New York 1962, 47-82)......Page 364
18. How Much Greek in Jewish Palestine? Saul LIEBERMAN (Alexander Altmann, ed., Biblical and Other Studies, 1963, 123-141)......Page 400
19. The Guises and Vicissitudes of a Universal Folk-Belief in Jewish and Greek Tradition, Joshua FINKEL (Harry Austryn Wolfson Jubilee Volume, 3 vols, Jerusalem, 1965, vol. 1, 233-254)......Page 419
20. A Philosophical Session in a Tannaite Academy, Judah GOLDIN (Traditio XXI, 1965, 1-21)......Page 441
21. Some Aspects of After Life in Early Rabbinic Literature, Saul LIEBERMAN (Harry Austryn Wolfson Jubilee Volume, 3 vols, Jerusalem, 1965, vol. 2, 495-532)......Page 462
22. Talmudic-MIdrashic Affinities of Some Aesopic Fables, Haim SCHWARZBAUM (LAOGRAPHIA XXII: 1965, 466-483)......Page 500
23. Story and History: Observation of Greco-Roman Rhetoric and Pharisaism, Henry A. FISCHEL (American Oriental Society, Middle West Branch, Semi-Centennial Volume, 1969, pp. 59-88)......Page 518
24. The Seder of Passover and the Eucharistic Words, Gordon J. BAHR (Novum Testamentum, 12, 1970, 181-202)......Page 548
25. Review: Judentum und Hellenismus, by Martin Hengel, Arnaldo MOMIGLIANO (Journal of Theological Studies, 21,1970,149-153)......Page 570
26. Pharisaism and the Crisis of the Individual in the Greco-Roman World, Ellis RIVKIN (Jewish Quarterly Review, 61, 1970, 27-53)......Page 575
27. The Order of the Books, Nahum M. SARNA (Studies in Jewish Bibliography, History and Literature in Honor of I. Edward Kiev, 1971, 407-413)......Page 602