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Pesikta (Jewish
Babylonian Aramaic: פסיקתא)
refers to a
number of
collections of
rabbinic literature:
Pesikta de-Rav Kahana,
published in 1868 and 1962...
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source for
Lamentations Rabbah,
Genesis Rabbah, and
especially for the
Pesiqta de-Rab Kahana. The
aggadic comment on
Hosea 6:7
appears earlier as a proem...
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yearly cycle,
which reflect the
theme of the day's
Torah reading. The
Pesiqta de-Rav
Kahana is the
first source to
designate the
appropriate 12 selections...
- David, Providence,
Rhode Island.
Rivka Ulmer (ed.), A
Synoptic Edition Of
Pesiqta Rabbati Based Upon All
Extant Hebrew M****cripts And The
Editio Princeps...
- Haan In the
Yerushalmi and
Midrash Tehillim: Hiyya, Immi, and ****i. In
Pesiqta deRav Kehana, Immi and Jose. In
Eichah Rabbah, Immi and ****i.
Meiri (to...
- 1901–1906
Jewish Encyclopedia, a
publication now in the
public domain.
Pesiqta, ed. Buber, xiii. 112a. "EZEKIEL – JewishEncyclopedia.com". jewishencyclopedia...
- 7.121, 2C AD in
Anthologia Graeca.
Rivka Ulmer, A
Synoptic Edition of
Pesiqta Rabbati Based upon All Extant. M****cripts and the
Editio Princeps. South...
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their preaching on
questions addressed to them by the multitude. Thus the
Pesiqta, the
first collection of set speeches,
usually begins with "yelammedenu...
- its way back into
rabbinic teaching till the
seventh century writings of
Pesiqta Rabati. The
traditional view of the
separation of
Judaism and Christianity...
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Mandelbaum (1962). It is
cited by
Nathan ben
Jehiel and Rashi. The
Aramaic term
pesiqta is a
cognate of the
Hebrew pasuq "verse". The
appearance of the name of...
