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A rectangular stone mosaic with multiple lines of Hebrew script in dark tiles, set against a background of lighter-colored tiles. The mosaic appears weathered and is displayed outdoors.

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The Palestinian (Jerusalem) and Babylonian Talmuds

2nd–6th Centuries

Aerial view of stone ruins, showing multiple rectangular rooms and passageways with uneven stone walls and floors, partially surrounded by earth and vegetation.

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What Is the Palestinian Talmud?

2nd–4th Centuries

An illustration of an ancient architectural site featuring a large stairway leading to three cone-topped structures and an open rectangular courtyard with pillars, walls, and a few people standing around.

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What Is the Babylonian Talmud?

2nd–6th Centuries

A stone lintel rests atop two stone pillars, set outdoors with trees and a modern building visible in the background. In the center of the lintel is a relief of a menorah surrounded by a wreath, with faint Hebrew inscriptions to its right and left.

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The Rabbinic Legacy: Bavli Pesaḥim

3rd–6th Centuries

A fragment of an ancient papyrus document featuring lines of faded Greek script, with several lines in a Semitic script toward the bottom. There are visible holes, missing sections, and frayed, torn edges throughout the manuscript.

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The Rabbinic Legacy: Bavli Ketubbot

3rd–6th Centuries

Ancient stone building with small windows and doorways, constructed from large, rough-hewn rocks, surrounded by trees. The structure has multiple levels and is partially covered by a thatch roof.

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Tannaitic Midrash

1st–3rd Centuries

A small, narrow stone room with wooden shelves, woven baskets, pottery, and other household items. One wall has low window openings.

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Amoraic Midrash

2nd–9th Centuries

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Berakha Ḥabas

1900–1968

A rectangular stone mosaic with multiple lines of Hebrew script in dark tiles, set against a background of lighter-colored tiles. The mosaic appears weathered and is displayed outdoors.

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Ancient Rabbinic Halakhah (Law)

2nd–6th Centuries

Aerial view of an ancient stone structure with steps along the sides, five central pillars, and partially intact surrounding walls in a desert archaeological site.

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Sectarian Halakhic Disputes Recorded in Rabbinic Law

1st–6th Centuries

Ancient stone ruins with columns and arches under a blue sky. A central doorway and niche are visible, with sunlight casting shadows on the stone floor. Vegetation can be seen through the open doorway.

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Ancient Rabbinic Texts about the Two Torahs: Oral and Written

3rd–6th Centuries

Aerial view of ancient stone ruins with rectangular and circular structures, surrounded by trees and pathways.

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Biblical Law versus Rabbinic Law in Rabbinic Texts

1st–6th Centuries