Pirke De-Rabbi Elieser

This first German translation of Pirke de-Rabbi Elieser (approx. 9th cent.) is based on the Venice printed edition of 1544, which is the textual basis for the textus receptus (Warsaw 1852) with the commentary by David Luria (1798-1855). The deletions made for the 1852 Warsaw edition are marked in the Hebrew text which is included with the translation. These marked passages make it clear that the deletions in the 1852 Warsaw edition related particularly to comments which could have been seen as polemical by non-Jews.

Review:

This hebrew text edition of PRE deserves to be highly recommended to classroom use and further scholary engagement with this interesting and most challenging work. Rivka B. Kern Ulmer in: Monatshefte 126.3/2006 Die Ausgabe von Borner-Klein ist verdienstvoll. [...] Fur die inhaltische Erschliessung der PRE ist hier Betrachtliches geleistet worden. Jan Dochhorn in: Theologische Literaturzeitung 11/2005 This hebrew text edition of PRE deserves to be highly recommended to classroom use and further scholary engagement with this interesting and most challenging work. Rivka B. Kern Ulmer in: Monatshefte 126.3/2006 Die Ausgabe von Borner-Klein ist verdienstvoll. [...] Fur die inhaltische Erschlieung der PRE ist hier Betrachtliches geleistet worden. Jan Dochhorn in: Theologische Literaturzeitung 11/2005 -This hebrew text edition of PRE deserves to be highly recommended to classroom use and further scholary engagement with this interesting and most challenging work.- Rivka B. Kern Ulmer in: Monatshefte 126.3/2006 -Die Ausgabe von Borner-Klein ist verdienstvoll. [...] Fur die inhaltische Erschlieung der PRE ist hier Betrachtliches geleistet worden.- Jan Dochhorn in: Theologische Literaturzeitung 11/2005