This work highlights the importance of Abraham ben Asher's commentary on Genesis Rabba, demonstrating the influence of this commentary on both his contemporaries and printed editions of the classical Midrashim to the present day.
This work highlights the importance of Abraham ben Asher's commentary on Genesis Rabba, demonstrating the influence of this commentary on both his contemporaries and printed editions of the classical Midrashim to the present day.
Benjamin Williams is Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in the Department of Theology & Religious Studies at King's College London.
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Introduction 1: Midrash in the Sixteenth-Century Ottoman Empire 2: Midrash Rabba and its Commentaries 3: From Safed to Venice - Abraham ben Asher and the Publication of the "Or ha-Sekhel 4: Abraham ben Asher's Commentary - An Examination of Selected Texts 5: 'Pseudo-Rashi's' Commentary on Genesis Rabba 6: Conclusion: The "Or ha-Sekhel and its Reception
Introduction 1: Midrash in the Sixteenth-Century Ottoman Empire 2: Midrash Rabba and its Commentaries 3: From Safed to Venice - Abraham ben Asher and the Publication of the "Or ha-Sekhel 4: Abraham ben Asher's Commentary - An Examination of Selected Texts 5: 'Pseudo-Rashi's' Commentary on Genesis Rabba 6: Conclusion: The "Or ha-Sekhel and its Reception
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