Marcus Jastrow, A Dictionary of the Targumim, the Talmud Babli and Yerushalmi, and the Midrashic Literature

[Benjamin Noonan]

 

• Title: A Dictionary of the Targumim, the Talmud Babli and Yerushalmi, and the Midrashic Literature
• Authors: Marcus Jastrow
• Publisher: Luzac (1903, since then it has been reprinted by various publishers e.g. Hendrickson, although I think it is not currently in print)
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• Brief statement why it is requested: Despite its age, this is the standard lexicon for rabbinic Hebrew and Aramaic. Accordance already offers various rabbinic resources, and this would be an ideal resource to supplement these already-existing resources, particularly if Accordance will be investing more in such resources as the forums indicate. Because it was published a while ago there are, to my knowledge, no copyright restrictions. The text is readily available online and could easily be developed into a resource for Accordance. Logos already has it available and has had it available for some time; there's no reason why Accordance shouldn't also.

[Mike Atnip]

2 hours ago, Benjamin Noonan said:

 

• Title: A Dictionary of the Targumim, the Talmud Babli and Yerushalmi, and the Midrashic Literature
• Authors: Marcus Jastrow
• Publisher: Luzac (1903, since then it has been reprinted by various publishers e.g. Hendrickson, although I think it is not currently in print)
• Retail Price: N/A
• ISBN Number: N/A
• Brief statement why it is requested: Despite its age, this is the standard lexicon for rabbinic Hebrew and Aramaic. Accordance already offers various rabbinic resources, and this would be an ideal resource to supplement these already-existing resources, particularly if Accordance will be investing more in such resources as the forums indicate. Because it was published a while ago there are, to my knowledge, no copyright restrictions. The text is readily available online and could easily be developed into a resource for Accordance. Logos already has it available and has had it available for some time; there's no reason why Accordance shouldn't also.

+1

[Dr. Nathan Parker]

Jastrow is one we've been looking into. No ETA yet though.