…in R. Jacob Yehizkiyah Fisch, Titen Emet leYa’akov (Jerusalem, 1982), sec. 5, no. 36. [18] R. Jacob Ettlinger, Arukh leNer, Yevamot 65b, s.v. “she-Ne’emar avikha tsiva” and “Ko tomeru leYosef,” and R. Reuben Margaliot, Kunteres Hasdei Olam, sec. 1061, at…
…book. 3. PLAGIARISM IN FULL: STEALING AN ENTIRE CHAPTER, WORD FOR (ALMOST) WORD In 1788 in Berlin, Barukh Linda (not to be confused with the plagiarist Reuven Landau) published a…
…was well-versed and regularly studied an impressive array of Jewish books. Epstein, in his Mekor Barukh, attempts to place Rayna as less of an anomaly but more as one within…
…Among these sources are Midrash Tanhuma and Yalkut ha-Makhiri (as well as the Arukh and a number of other texts which R. Leff does not mention, leaving the reader with…
