Ba'alei HaTosafot – Intellectual Profile

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Ba'alei HaTosafot
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Background

Life

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Works

  • Biblical commentaries – 
  • Rabbinics – 
    • Talmudic novellae – Many of Ba'alei HaTosafot wrote tosafot on the Talmud Bavli. The Tosafot which were printed in the Vilna edition of the Bavli were collected from different sources.1
      • Berakhot – the printed version was adapted by an ashkenazi editor from the tosafot of R"Y Sir Leon.
      • Shabbat – the printed version is that of R"E of Touques.2
      • Eiruvin – the printed version is that of R"E of Touques, based on R"S of Sens and his brother R. Yitzchak b. Avraham.
      • Pesachim – the printed version is that of R"E of Touques.3
      • Rosh HaShanah – the printed version is that of R"S of Sens.
      • Yoma – the printed version is that of R. Meir of Rothenburg.
      • Sukkah – the printed version is that of R"S of Sens.
      • Beitzah – the printed version is that of students of R. Peretz of Corbeil.
      • Taanit – the printed version was written by an unidentified author in the early or mid 14th century.
      • Megillah – the printed version is that of R"Y Sir Leon.
      • Moed Katan – the printed version is that of R. Shemuel b. Elchanan, grandson of R"Y HaZaken.
      • Chagigah – the printed version is that of R. Moshe of Évreux, based on those of R. Elchanan and R"Y Sir Leon.
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Torah Commentary

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Sources

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