An Annotated Bibliographical
Guide to the Study of the Palestinian Talmud
by Baruch M. Bokser, Berkeley,
Cal.
Contents
|
| Abbreviations |
141 |
| Abbreviated Citations |
142 |
| Part One: I. Introduction |
145 |
| Part Two: The Text of Yerushalmi |
149 |
II. Title |
149 |
III. Printed Editions |
151 |
IV. Manuscripts |
153 |
A. The Leiden MS |
153 |
B. Vatican MS |
155 |
C. 'Yerushalmi Zera'im', and Tractate Sheq.
with the Commentary of SOLOMON SIRILLO |
156 |
D. Other MSS |
157 |
E. Geniza Fragments |
159 |
V. Textual Notes to Yerushalmi |
163 |
VI. Translations |
164 |
A. Full Text of PT |
164 |
B. To Selected Portions of PT |
164 |
| Part Three: Contents and the History of the Materials Incorporated
within PT |
167 |
VII. Scope of Yerushalmi |
167 |
VIII. Arrangement and Contents of Yerushalmi |
168 |
A. Basic Structure, Contents, and Forms |
168 |
B. Layout |
170 |
C. 'Mishnah' |
171 |
D. Citation and Use of Sources |
173 |
IX. Transferred Traditions and Pericopae
and Unsmooth Flow of sugyot |
178 |
A. Transferred Material |
178 |
B. Examining Out-of-Place Traditions |
180 |
C. Additional Literature |
181 |
X. Parallels in Midrashic Works . |
182 |
A. Issues and Guidelines |
182 |
B. Indexes |
183 |
C. Representative Literature |
183 |
D. Specific Works |
184 |
XI. Relationship between PT and BT: Mutual Material which
may Differ |
187 |
XII. Compilation of Yerushalmi |
191 |
XIII. The Background to the Compilation of Yerushalmi |
195 |
A. Locations of Masters |
195 |
B. Names of Masters and Biographical Information |
196 |
C. Reasons for the Compilation |
197 |
D. Economic Conditions |
197 |
E. General Historical Background |
198 |
| Part Four: Particular Guidelines for Study |
199 |
XIV. Canons to Establish a Correct Text |
199 |
A. Types of Mistakes |
199 |
B. Means to Aid in Textual Reconstruction |
200 |
XV. Language |
201 |
A. The Nature of PT's Hebrew and Aramaic |
202 |
B. The Greek and Latin Element |
204 |
C. Comprehensive Dictionaries |
205 |
D. Concordances |
206 |
E. Grammars |
206 |
F. Additional Bibliography |
207 |
XVI. Terms and Fixed Usages |
208 |
XVII. Aids to the Study of the Yerushalmi |
210 |
A. Geography |
211 |
B. Archaeological Materials and Realia |
212 |
C. Inscriptions |
213 |
D. Agricultural Matters |
214 |
E. Legal Studies |
215 |
F. Liturgical Works |
217 |
G. Miscellaneous Indexes |
220 |
XVIII. Post-Talmudic Palestinian Works |
220 |
A. Palestinian midrashim |
220 |
B. Minor Tractates: Halakhic and Ethical Monographs |
221 |
C. 'Ma'asim LiVene Ere Yisrael' = Collection or Digest Recording
Court Decisions |
222 |
D. Other Halakhic Works |
223 |
E. 'Hilukim Sheben Anshe Mizrah UVene Eres
Yisrael' |
224 |
F. Palestinian responsa |
224 |
G. 'Sefer Yerushalmi' |
224 |
XIX. Commentaries to Yerushalmi. A: To the Sixteenth Century
|
225 |
A. Introduction |
225 |
B. The Use of Yerushalmi |
225 |
C. Techniques of Citations and their Collection . |
227 |
D. Medieval Commentaries |
229 |
E. Gaonic Works |
231 |
F. North African Gaonic-Medieval Works |
232 |
G. PT in Spain |
233 |
H. PT in Provence |
234 |
I. Northern France and Germany |
235 |
J. Italy |
237 |
K. Collections and Especially Notable Medieval Works |
238 |
XX. Commentaries and Works on Yerushalmi. B: Sixteenth Century
On |
241 |
A. Until the Vilna Gaon |
241 |
B. Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Traditional and Pre-Modern
|
244 |
C. Modern Works |
246 |
D. Articles |
249 |
| Addendum |
250 |
| Index nominum |
251 |
