Jerusalem Talmud 3.3.11

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The Jerusalem Talmud, also known as Talmud Yerushalmi or Yerushalmi, is a collection of Rabbinic interpretations on the Mishnah. Some argue that the name Palestinian Talmud or Talmuda de-Eretz Yisrael is more fitting as it was predominantly developed in the Galilee region rather than Jerusalem at that time when no Jews resided there. The compilation of the Jerusalem Talmud took place in the Land of Israel, split between the Byzantine provinces of Palaestina Prima and Palaestina Secunda, and was likely finalized around 400 CE.

Predating the Babylonian Talmud by approximately 200 years, the Jerusalem Talmud is written in Hebrew and Jewish Palestinian Aramaic.

SEDER ZERAIM

• Berakhot
• Peah
• Demai
• Kilayim
• Shevi'it
• Terumot
• Ma'asrot
• Ma'aser Sheni
• Hallah
• Orlah
• Bikkurim

SEDER MOED

• Shabbat
• Eruvin
• Pesachim
• Yoma
• Shekalim
• Sukkah
• Rosh Hashanah</il> <il>Beitzah<il/> <il>Ta'anit<il/> <il>Megillah<il/> <il>Chagigah<il/> <il>Moed Kattan<il/>

  • SEDER NASHIM

  • <il>Yevamot<il/> <il>Sotah<il/> <il>Ketubot<il/> <il>Nedarim<il/> <il>Nazir<il/> <il>Gittin<il/>

  • SEDER NEZIKIN

  • <ilm>Bava Kamma1 </ilm><ilm>Bava Metsia<ilm/> </ilm><ilm>Bava Batra<ilm/> </ilm><ilm>Sanhedrin<ilm/> </ilm><ilm>Shevuot<ilm/> </ilm><ilm>Avodah Zarah<ilm/> </ilm><ilm>Makkot<ilm/> </ilm><ilm>Horayot<ilm/>

    SEDER TAHOROT

    Niddah

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