博客來The Mishna Tractate Taanith On the Public Fasts, translated by A. W. Greenup, provides an in-depth examination of the Jewish laws and customs related to public fasts. This tractate from the Mishna explores the regulations, procedures, and theological underpinnings of communal fasting practices within Judaism. Detailing the occasions that warrant public fasts and the specific rituals involved, this work offers valuable insights into the religious and social life of ancient Jewish communities.
Greenup’s translation makes this important religious text accessible to English readers, preserving the original teachings while providing context for modern understanding. Scholars and anyone interested in Jewish religious history will find this edition of ＂Taanith＂ an indispensable resource.
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