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How did the Torah travel from Sinai to the sages of medieval Provence? The Meiri (1249–1315) answers in his introduction to Pirqe Abot. The Chain of Tradition, in English: daat.press/product-page/the-… #Mishna #PirkeiAvot
Four ways into Bereshit for the opening weeks of the Torah cycle: RaLBaG, the RaMBaM's grandson, Anaṭoli, and Ibn Ezra, each in English. The shelf (daat.press and Amazon): daat.press/library #Bereshit #Parasha
Meet Rabbi Yosef ibn Kaspi (c. 1280–c. 1345), Provençal philosopher and grammarian. Read him on Esther, in English for the first time, and beside Ibn Ezra on Eikha. Both at daat.press and on Amazon: daat.press/product-page/unde… #IbnKaspi #Rishonim
Why “Mishne Torah”? Read the Written Torah, then this work, and the whole Oral Law is yours “without needing to read any other book between them.” The RaMBaM's introduction, Hebrew and English: daat.press/product-page/ramb… #Rambam #Maimonides
We were honoured to see a review of our recently published medieval classic, by Tradition Journal.
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