Lajos Blau

Ludwig Blue ( born Lajos Blau born April 29, 1861 in Putnok; † March 8, 1936 in Budapest ) was a Hungarian-Jewish scholar. From 1914 to 1932 he was director of the Landesrabbinerschule in Budapest.

His specialty on which he published a variety of books and other publications ( articles in the Journal of Hebrew bibliography, in the annals of the Hungarian Literary Society, etc.), was Talmudic law and realities.

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Life

Ludwig Blau et al studied at the yeshiva in Bratislava and from 1880 to 1888 at the Landesrabbinerschule in Budapest, where he worked for Talmud from 1887 as a teacher ( " Supplent "). In parallel, he studied philosophy and Oriental Studies at the University of Budapest ( Dr. phil. 1887). He received his rabbinical diploma in 1888 In the same year he was at the Landesrabbinerschule Budapest ao and 1889, Associate Professor of Bible, Hebrew and Aramaic and Talmud ( until his death).; In 1899 he took over additional charge of the library ( until 1922 ); In 1914 he was appointed director of this institution.

He was, inter alia, many decades ( 1890-1930 ) the editor of the Hungarian Jewish magazine Magyar Zsidó Szemle. He was a member of the Executive Board of the Association Mekize nirdamim.

Writings

  • The concursus Vitiorum according to Talmudic law, Budapest 1887
  • The election of Israel, 1890 Budapest ( Hungarian)
  • Massoretische studies, Strasbourg 1891
  • To initiate in the Scriptures, Strasbourg 1894
  • Contributions to explain the Mechilta and Sifre, 1896 ( in: commemorative stone cutter)
  • The ancient Jewish magical creatures, Strasbourg 1898
  • Studies on the ancient Hebrew book trade, Strasbourg 1902
  • Leo Modena's letters and documents, Budapest 1905 f
  • Bibliography of Wilhelm Bacher's writings, Frankfurt am Main 1910
  • Life and works of Wilhelm Bacher, Frankfurt am Main 1910 ( Hungarian)
  • The Jewish divorce and the Jewish bill of divorce, in 2 parts, Budapest 1911 f
  • Papyri and Talmud in mutual illumination, Leipzig 1913
  • History of the Jewish marriage law, 1917 ( in: Festschrift for Adolf Black)
  • The four prisoners Talmud teacher, 1923 ( in: Simonsen Festskrift )
  • The writing of the Sefer Torah, Berlin 1925 f ( in: . Soncino leaves customer contributions to the Jewish book)

Editorship

  • Hazofe, 1910-1931 ( Hebrew Quarterly, since 1920 lehochmat ud T. Hazofe Yisrael )
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