Hebrew rabbinical texts

It would be nice to have the following standard Hebrew editions of talmudic literature in Logos:

1. P. Blackman, Mishnah, 7 vols. (Gateshead: Judaica Press, 1990)

2. M. S. Zuckermandel, Tosephta: Based on the Erfurt and Vienna Codices, 2nd ed. (Jerusalem: Bamberger & Wahrmann, 1937) - we also need this in English (Neusner)!

3. Talmud Yerushalmi, 4 vols. (Jerusalem: Kedem, 1971)

4. I. Epstein, The Babylonian Talmud, 30 vols. (London: Soncino, 1960-1990).

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Caleb S.

I'd like the Hebrew, Hebrew/Aramaic of all Rabbinic texts in Logos, too. Morphologically tagged and with vowel points (if such exists for the texts). Logos also needs to complete the Midrashic Literature collection, and we need the Hebrew text (with morphological tagging) as well. Logos also needs to add a couple of grammars (and even lexicons) for Middle/Mishnaic/Midrashic/Talmudic Hebrew for those of us (such as myself) interested in studying the historical developments of Hebrew and Aramaic.

David Paul

I asked for original language texts of the rabbinic works a year or two ago...still think it is a good idea. Definitely need to be able to search it lexically.

Caleb S.

I know that Jastrow's Lexicon on the Talmudic, Mishnaic, Midrashic Literature is now available in Logos. However, there IS a lot that we have learned since then, and it would be great to have an updated Lexicon for the Talmud, Mishnah, Toseftah, Tannaitic Literature, Targumim, and the Midrashim. Here is what I could find besides Jastrow's Dictionary:

A Dictionary of Jewish Babylonian Aramaic of the Talmudic and Geonic Periods by Michael Sokoloff

Practical Talmud Dictionary by Yitzhak Frank

A Dictionary of Jewish Palestinian Aramaic of the Byzantine Period by Michael Sokoloff

Based on what I am seeing, eventually there needs to be be a massive revision of Jastrow's work. Having all of Jewish Literature in Hebrew and Aramaic from approximately 100 C.E. through the last Talmudic period (or longer) in electronic format, morphologically tagged, etc., needs to be available in Logos and/or Accordance, so that scholars can do quicker, more efficient, and more accurate work to create such a comprehensive lexicon (or more than one).

M.Megel

It would be nice to have the following standard Hebrew editions of talmudic literature in Logos:

1. P. Blackman, Mishnah, 7 vols. (Gateshead: Judaica Press, 1990)

2. M. S. Zuckermandel, Tosephta: Based on the Erfurt and Vienna Codices, 2nd ed. (Jerusalem: Bamberger & Wahrmann, 1937) - we also need this in English (Neusner)!

3. Talmud Yerushalmi, 4 vols. (Jerusalem: Kedem, 1971)

4. I. Epstein, The Babylonian Talmud, 30 vols. (London: Soncino, 1960-1990).

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David Sloan

I found that I am able to search the Babylonian Talmud here. It worked well for the search I was doing. I don't know if there are options for searching the Jerusalem Talmud and the Tosephta elsewhere. (Again, Logos, we sure would love for you to provide us this service.)