Shabbat Part Two
By: Commentary By Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz
Edition: Noé Edition
Series: Koren Talmud Bavli
Publisher: Koren Publishers Jerusalem
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Jerusalem, Israel
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-13: 9789653015654
Copyright date: 2012
Other titles: מסכת שבת
First sentence: Rabbi Akiva said: From where is it derived that idolatry, e.g., a statue of a deity, transmits impurity imparted by carrying even when the person who carries it does not come into contact with it, just as a menstruating woman does?
Table of contents: label: Haskamot
title: x; label: Message from Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz
title: xiv; label: Acknowledgements
title: xv; label: Introduction by the Editor-in-Chief
title: xvi; label: Preface by the Executive Editor
title: xvii; label: Introduction by the Publisher
title: xix; label: Introduction to Shabbat
title: 1; label: Shabbat, Part II
title: 7; label: Index of Background
title: 429; label: Index of Language
title: 431; label: Index of Personalities
title: 432; label: Image Credits
title: 432