This book thoroughly examines Genizah fragments of Tractate Eruvin in the Babylonian Talmud from Cambridge University Library's Taylor Schechter collection. While previous research has focused on cataloging and categorizing the fragments and providing short, generalized descriptions, this study systematically explores whether the versions in the Genizah fragments contain significant differences compared to the print and manuscript versions of Tractate Eruvin. It also aims to note these differences and to investigate to what degree they affect or change our understanding of sugyot from Tractate Eruvin in light of the comparison between the Genizah version and the print version.
Acknowledgements
Preface
1. Eruvin 3b–4b. Cambridge UL T-S F1(1) 44
2. Eruvin 4b–5a. Cambridge UL T-S F1(1) 44
3. Eruvin 53b–54a, 64b. Cambridge UL T-S F1(2) 114
4. Eruvin 54a–b. Cambridge UL T-S F2(1) 110
5. Eruvin 54a (1). Cambridge UL T-S F1(2) 114
6. Eruvin 54a (2). Cambridge UL T-S F1(2) 114
7. Eruvin 54a, 63b–64b. Cambridge UL T-S F1(2) 114
8. Eruvin 56a–b, 57a. Cambridge UL T-S F1(1) 85
9. Eruvin 57b–59a. Cambridge UL T-S F1(1) 85
10. Eruvin 61b–63a. Cambridge UL T-S F2(2) 27
11. Eruvin 102b–104a. Cambridge U-L T-S F2(2) 23
12. Eruvin 104a–105a. Cambridge U-L T-S F2(2) 23
Selected Bibliography
Index of Subjects
Index of Sources
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