A Talmudic Miscellany

This is Volume III of six in a series on the Ancient Near East. Originally published in 1880, this is a succinct account of the Talmud with its siz orders (Sedarim), seventy-one Massictoth and 633 Perakim, and 4187 Mishnaoith. A considerable part of the Mishna has been at different times translated into English and other modern languages, and to many theologians it has been known as a whole by the magnificent work of Surenhusius. Preface, Introduction, 1 The 'Ones' of the Talmud 2 The 'Two' of the Talmud 3 The 'Threes' of the Talmud 4 The 'Fours' of the Talmud 5 The 'Five' of the Talmud 6 The 'Sixes' of the Talmud 7 The 'Sevens' of the Talmud 8 The 'Eight' of the Talmud 9 The 'Nines' of the Talmud 10 The 'Tens' of the Talmud 11 Talmudic Numbers Ranging from 'Eleven' to 'Ninety-Nine' Inclusive 12 Talmudic Numbers Ranging from 'One Hundred' to 'Nine Hundred and Ninety-Nine' Inclusive 13 Talmudic Numbers Ranging from 'One Thousand' to 'Millions' 14 Talmudic Numbers Ranging from 'One Million' Upwards 15 A Century of Extracts from the Midrashim 16 Selections from the Kabbalah