Materia Giudiaca
The latest volume of Materia Giudaica, an Italian journal of Jewish studies published by Mauro Perani, is available in full-text online. There are several articles that deal with interesting manuscripts, including one by Perani on a very early (9th century) Italian manuscript of the Midrash Tanhuma from Ravenna, and a copy of Menahem ben Saruq's Mahberet that is very similar to the twin manuscripts - Vatican 31 (Sifra, Vayikra Rabba and Seder Eliyahu Rabba) and Parma De Rossi 312 (Mishna). And a short piece by myself, with an acknowledgment to the amazing woman to whom I am now privileged to be married.
posted by manuscriptboy | 7:21 PM
6 Comments:
i'd love to meet this mysterious wife of yours-- who is she?
i'd love to meet this mysterious wife of yours-- who is she?
We already knew your last name from your post about your sister a"h hy"d. Now we finally know who you are. Y. Galinsky was my roommate in yeshiva some 20 years ago; I was very pleased to see that his thesis on the Tur was singled out in the Oxford Handbook of Jewish Studies as an example of how such work should be done. Is gg also in the Jewish Studies field?
Jennie Rosenfeld
http://www.jta.org/page_print_story.asp?intarticleid=15606&intcategoryid=4
did you go to gush and daven vatikin often on Shabbat?
that's 12th century Tanhuma. regards to your wife
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