Series
Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism
Edited by Maren Niehoff, Annette Y. Reed, Seth Schwartz, and Moulie Vidas
The series, founded in 1980 by Martin Hengel and Peter Schäfer, deals with any aspect of Judaism in antiquity from the Second Temple Period to the period of tannaitic and amoraic rabbinic literature. The volumes comprise editions, translations and commentaries of texts such as the Talmud, the Mishnah, Midrashim, the Tosefta and the Dead Sea Scrolls as well as studies on Hellenistic authors such as Philo and Josephus. The main focus is on Jewish life, politics, religion, literature and culture in interaction with its ancient surroundings, although volumes dealing with aspects of the impact and reception of Judaism in antiquity are also included. In addition to collections of source material and editions, TSAJ features monographs and collections of essays by renowned scholars, as well as conference proceedings on themes central to the discipline that have an innovative and cohesive vision. The criteria for acceptance to the series are the scholarly quality and lasting merit of the work being submitted.
ISSN: 0721-8753 / eISSN: 2568-9525 - Suggested citation: TSAJ
A Study in the Redaction and Content of Massekhet Kallah and Its Gemara
2006.
XVIII, 551 pages.
TSAJ 118
With the Assistance of Rachel Laureys-Chachy
2006.
XIV, 443 pages.
TSAJ 117
Synoptische Edition beider Versionen.
Hrsg. v. Hans-Jürgen Becker in Zus.-Arb. m. Christoph Berner
Hrsg. v. Hans-Jürgen Becker in Zus.-Arb. m. Christoph Berner
2006.
XXVII, 409 pages.
TSAJ 116
The Literary Histories of Shelamzion and Other Jewish Women
2006.
XV, 315 pages.
TSAJ 115
Eine rechtstheoretische Annäherung an eine zentrale Interpretationsfigur im babylonischen Talmud
2006.
XIII, 292 pages.
TSAJ 113
unrevised e-book edition 2020; Original edition 2005 2005.
XII, 383 pages.
TSAJ 107
The Contribution of the Bavli Redactors (Stammaim) to the Aggada
Ed. by Jeffrey L. Rubenstein
Ed. by Jeffrey L. Rubenstein
2005.
VIII, 458 pages.
TSAJ 114
Rabbinic Martyrology and the Making of Merkavah Mysticism
2005.
XXII, 376 pages.
TSAJ 112
Contents and Contexts
2005.
XV, 228 pages.
TSAJ 110
A New Approach to Ancient Jewish Texts
2005.
XIII, 285 pages.
TSAJ 109