- the Talmud. In the Midrash, the
aggadic and
halakhic material are
compiled as two
distinct collections: The
Aggadic Midrashim, generally, are explanatory...
- (midrashim on
Jewish law).
Aggadic expositors availed themselves of
various techniques,
including sayings of
prominent rabbis.
These aggadic explanations could...
- the
third century in Roman-ruled
Syria Palaestina. The
midrash forms an
aggadic commentary on Genesis, in
keeping with the
midrashic exegesis of that age...
- both
arranged as
alphabetic acrostics. Each
proverb is
followed by an
aggadic commentary.
Adolf Neubauer and
Abraham Epstein argued for a
satirical character...
-
commentary -
Ketubot 75b and
Niddah 19a),
contained extracts from
earlier aggadic works as well as
midrashic explanations of his own.
Probably the non-preservation...
-
story was
greatly developed,
during the
Middle Ages, in the
tradition of
Aggadic midrashim, the
Zohar and
Jewish mysticism.
Other rabbis explained the same...
- JSTOR 3262916. Metzger, David; Katz,
Steven B. (2010). "The 'Place' of
Rhetoric in
Aggadic Midrash".
College English. 72 (6).
National Council of
Teachers of English:...
- are two main
Midrashim on Leviticus—the
halakhic one (Sifra) and a more
aggadic one (Vayikra Rabbah). The New Testament,
particularly the
Epistle to the...
-
Midrash Rabbah can
refer to part of or the
collective whole of
specific aggadic midrashim on the
books of the
Torah and the Five Megillot,
generally having...
-
cattle or
poultry in the Land of Israel),
there are
neither halakhic nor
aggadic digressions in this tractate.
There are two
versions of Bava Kamma: One...
