Eshkolot (Jewish Studies book series)
Jewish Studies Book Series
"Eshkolot" is a Jewish Studies book series, edited by Amos Geula, a project of the Herzog College research institute that is published by the research authority of Herzog College in collaboration with the World Union of Jewish Studies. The Judaic Studies series includes works from the various fields of Judaism, which have a significant contribution and are a complete study of a particular subject or a critical edition (scientific edition) of a manuscript with a comprehensive introduction. Each book is accompanied by a professional academic committee and undergoes academic editing as well as peer review. Some of the books in the series have unique databases open to the public which can be found on the Herzog College's Research Authority website under "Herzog Databases".
Books published by the Eshkolot Jewish Studies Series
The following books have been published by the Eshkolot Jewish Studies book series:
1.Nahmanides' Torah Commentary Addenda:
Nahmanides' Torah Commentary Addenda, by Professor Yosef Ofer and Professor Jonathan Jacobs (2013).
Nahmanides' Torah Commentary Addenda, Second Edition, by Professor Yosef Ofer and Professor Jonathan Jacobs (2022).
2.The Geonic Talmud – The Attitude of Babylonian Geonim to the Text of the Babylonian Talmud, by Dr. Uziel Fuchs (2017).
3.Midrash Hachamim Commentary on the Torah, by Dr. Yoav Barzily (2017).
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