17. Ari Bergmann - The Formation of the Talmud. Scholarship and Politics in Yitzhak Isaac Halevy’s Dorot Harishonim (Perspectives on Jewish Texts and Contexts)[Retail].pdf

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Ari Bergmann
The Formation of the Talmud
Perspectives on Jewish Texts
and Contexts
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Volume 17
Ari Bergmann
The Formation
of the Talmud
Scholarship and Politics in Yitzhak Isaac Halevy’s
Dorot Harishonim
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Oi, Oi, amar Rava, amar Abbaye
Thus Rava said, and thus Abbaye taught
(Backward and forward swaying he repeats
With ceaseless sing-song the undying words).
Is this the smithy, then; is the anvil
Where a people’s soul is forged? Is this the source
From which the life-blood of a people flows,
To feed the generations yet unborn,
And knit the thews of heroes yet to come?
Hayyim Nahman Bialik,
“Hamatmid”
(translated by Maurice Samuel)
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