Synoptic Edition of Avot de-Rabbi Natan
I just saw that Mohr Siebeck (i.e. VERY expensive) has published a synoptic edition of Avot de-Rabbi Nathan. There are synopsis of the MSS for both versions A and B, including Genizah fragments. One of the editors, Hans-J黵gen Becker has already helped to publish the Genizah fragments of Avot de-Rabbi Nathan (see a review here). Some of you may have already seen this edition, but I was not aware of it until now.
December 14th, 2009 at 3:15 pm
Maybe the euro will collapse?
andy | 06.26.07 – 7:50 pm | #
How different is a synoptic edition from the parallel A&B edition published by Solomon Schechter?
thanbo | Homepage | 07.12.07 – 8:55 am | #
A synoptic edition has ALL of the textual witnesses (manuscripts, early printed editions) printed separately in parallel columns. Schechter’s edition has just an A/B.
Menachem Mendel | 07.12.07 – 6:03 pm | #