Mekorot :: מקורות

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The Mekorot blog will feature reviews and discussion of new and classic sources in Jewish Studies, bibliographical notes, and edifying tidbits by the librarians of the Jewish Theological Seminary.

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  • David Kraemer // January 2, 2008 at 9:58 pm

    What a wonderful opportunity–to share collectively our experience and wisdom using new and exciting (as well as old and exciting) Jewish sources and resources. My first question to all is this: what is the most exciting or important online Judaica resource you have discovered in the past year?

  • Hebräische Typographie im deutschsprachigen Raum « Mekorot :: מקורות // January 4, 2008 at 4:55 am

    [...] 4, 2008 · No Comments Well, to kick off the blog, and to answer David Kraemer’s $64,000 question, let me mention one online Judaica resource I came across for the first time this year: I think [...]

  • Stephen Goranson // February 1, 2008 at 1:02 pm

    Hello; good to see your blog. Could you please include among your “bibliographical notes, and edifying tidbits” a description of the exceedingly rare 1958 book Manuscript Material from the Monastery of Mar Saba, discovered, transcribed
    and translated by Morton Smith. New York: Privately published, pp. i + 10, which I think is in your library archives?

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