Hagigah. A translation of the treatise Chagigah from the Babylonian Talmud

,THEA TRANSLATION OF TREATISECHAGIGAHFROM THEBABYLONIAN TALMUD.ANDC. J. CLAY SONS,PRESS WAREHOUSE,CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITYMARIA LANE.AVECO.BELL, ANDDEIGHTON,v F. A. BROCKHAUS.V ILetpjts:CO.MACMILLAN ANDlorfc:TREATISEA TRANSLATION OF THECHAGIGAHFROM THEBABYLONIAN TALMUDWITH ANDINTRODUCTION, NOTES, GLOSSARY,INDICESBYTHE REV. A. W. M.A.STKEA^,AND DIVINITY AND HEBREW OF CORPUS CHRISTIFELLOW, LECTURER, COLLEGE,AND FORMERLY TYRWHITT S HEBREWCAMBRIDGE, SCHOLAR.CAMBRIDGE :AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.1891[All Rights reserved.]:CambridgePRINTED I5Y C. J. ANDM.A. SONS,CLAY,AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.-MAR 6 1954INTRODUCTION.1the of Deutsch s celebrated article a,publicationhavenumber of of the Talmudlarge fragmentary portionsin Such for are to be found inappeared English. exampleHershon s Talmudic his Treasures the1880,Miscellany, ofand his Genesis with a TalmudicTalmud, 1882, Commentary,1883. A considerable of the Mishnah has also beenportionin the treatise entitled Pirketranslated, Aboth,particular,or the Jewish Fathers. Numerous references toSayings ofDr C. s edition of that work with critical and illustraTaylor2tive notes will be found in the otherpages. Manyfollowinghave also been lessMishnic treatises more or translated;fully3the Rev. D. A. de Sola and the Rev. M. J.,e.g., by Raphall4so farthe Rev. . But noand, later, by Joseph Barclay person,as I am has hitherto undertaken to set Talmudicaware, anywith both Mishnah and in its ...