The Alfaẓ al-Mishnah Commentary by R. Saadiah Gaon

IF 0.1 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Zutot Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.1163/18750214-bja10031

Uziel Fuchs

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This article presents a commentary on the Mishna composed by R. Saadiah Gaon, who served as head of the Sura yeshivah in Baghdad at the beginning of the 10th century. The commentary is a Hebrew-Arabic glossary defining difficult words in the Mishnah. The commentary is well referenced in writings from early periods, and a large portion of the manuscript was recently identified in the Cairo Genizah. I present a number of proofs that R. Saadiah Gaon authored the commentary and show that many adaptions were made to this commentary in several manuscripts. This unpublished commentary is the earliest systematic commentary on rabbinic literature.

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本文介绍了10世纪初在巴格达担任苏拉·叶希瓦首领的R·萨迪亚·加恩对《米什纳》的评论。解说词是希伯来语-阿拉伯语词汇表，定义了Mishnah中的困难单词。该评论在早期的著作中得到了很好的引用，手稿的很大一部分最近在开罗Genizah中被发现。我提供了R.Saadiah Gaon撰写评论的一些证据，并表明在几份手稿中对这篇评论进行了许多改编。这篇未发表的评论是对拉比文学最早的系统评论。

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