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(Sacrifices) left at the altar- [e-book] : reading tractate Zevachim of the Babylonian Talmud.

서명/저자: (Sacrifices) left at the altar - [e-book] : reading tractate Zevachim of the Babylonian Talmud. Fogel, Joshua A

내용주기: (Sacrifices) left at the altar : reading tractate Zevachim of the Babylonian Talmud -- Contents -- Author’s introduction -- Chapter one : All sacrifices -- Chapter two : Any sacrifice whose blood was collected -- Chapter three : Any disqualified people -- Chapter four : Bet shammai rule -- Chapter five : What is the proper place? -- Chapter six : Most holy offerings -- Chapter seven : A bird chatat -- Chapter eight : All sacrifices -- Chapter nine : The altar sanctifies -- Chapter ten : That which is more frequent -- Chapter eleven : Blood of a chatat -- Chapter twelve : A tevul yom -- Chapter thirteen : One slaughters and offers -- Chapter fourteen : A chatat cow -- Glossary of selected terms -- Index of tannaim and amoraim -- Index of biblical and rabbinic references

초록/해제: 요약 : Following the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 C.E., Judaism faced a serious crossroads. The rabbis of late antiquity spent the next few centuries in extensive debates in an effort to create an ethical and practical basis for a Torah-based faith. Their extensive discussions constitute the bulk of what we now know as the Talmud. This collection is not only massive; it is forbiddingly difficult and has accumulated numerous commentaries over the centuries since it first appeared. Recent translations have made it somewhat more accessible to English-language readers, but textual difficulties remain. This volume looks at tractate Zevachim (Sacrifices), which is mostly concerned with meat offerings slaughtered and presented at the Temple (when it stood). Joshua A. Fogel approaches the text, page by page, commenting with doses of humor and comparisons in a manner meant to explain and humanize the text for contemporary readers.