Rivka Ulmer received her PhD in Judaic Studies from Goethe Universität in Frankfurt am Main with a dissertation in midrash. Ulmer teaches at Bucknell University. She was the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Chair in Jewish Studies from 2002-2007 and is now Associate Professor of Jewish Studies. Ulmer's research focuses upon midrashic literature; she is founder and co-chair of the Midrash Section of the Society of Biblical Literature.

One can therefore only welcome any new addition to the corpus of scholarly editions of rabbinic literature, and the scholarly world must indeed be appreciative of the publication of Pesiqta Rabbati on the most basic ground of making previously inaccessible textual data easily available to everyone.

• Chapter 1 Pesiqta Rabbati 53Chapter 2 Supplement 1 (MS Cambridge TS Misc. 36.124)Chapter 3 Supplement 2 (MS Budapest Kaufmann 157)Chapter 4 Supplement 3: Pesiqta Rabbati 1 (Vienna Fragment, Benedictini)Chapter 5 Supplement 4 (MS Budapest Rabbinical Seminary 221)Part 6 IndexChapter 7 Scriptural PassagesChapter 8 Geographical Terms, Place Names, and NationsChapter 9 Greek and Latin ExpressionsChapter 10 SubjectsChapter 11 Exegetical TermsChapter 12 Personal Names, Names of Biblical Figures, Angels and Historical FiguresChapter 13 Rabbinic AuthoritiesChapter 14 Meshalim and Ma'asimChapter 15 Emendations

Rivka Ulmer received her PhD in Judaic Studies from Goethe Universität in Frankfurt am Main with a dissertation in midrash. Ulmer teaches at Bucknell University. She was the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Chair in Jewish Studies from 2002-2007 and is now Associate Professor of Jewish Studies. Ulmer's research focuses upon midrashic literature; she is founder and co-chair of the Midrash Section of the Society of Biblical Literature.

One can therefore only welcome any new addition to the corpus of scholarly editions of rabbinic literature, and the scholarly world must indeed be appreciative of the publication of Pesiqta Rabbati on the most basic ground of making previously inaccessible textual data easily available to everyone.

• Chapter 1 Pesiqta Rabbati 53Chapter 2 Supplement 1 (MS Cambridge TS Misc. 36.124)Chapter 3 Supplement 2 (MS Budapest Kaufmann 157)Chapter 4 Supplement 3: Pesiqta Rabbati 1 (Vienna Fragment, Benedictini)Chapter 5 Supplement 4 (MS Budapest Rabbinical Seminary 221)Part 6 IndexChapter 7 Scriptural PassagesChapter 8 Geographical Terms, Place Names, and NationsChapter 9 Greek and Latin ExpressionsChapter 10 SubjectsChapter 11 Exegetical TermsChapter 12 Personal Names, Names of Biblical Figures, Angels and Historical FiguresChapter 13 Rabbinic AuthoritiesChapter 14 Meshalim and Ma'asimChapter 15 Emendations

Rivka Ulmer received her PhD in Judaic Studies from Goethe Universität in Frankfurt am Main with a dissertation in midrash. Ulmer teaches at Bucknell University. She was the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Chair in Jewish Studies from 2002-2007 and is now Associate Professor of Jewish Studies. Ulmer's research focuses upon midrashic literature; she is founder and co-chair of the Midrash Section of the Society of Biblical Literature.

One can therefore only welcome any new addition to the corpus of scholarly editions of rabbinic literature, and the scholarly world must indeed be appreciative of the publication of Pesiqta Rabbati on the most basic ground of making previously inaccessible textual data easily available to everyone.

• Chapter 1 Pesiqta Rabbati 53Chapter 2 Supplement 1 (MS Cambridge TS Misc. 36.124)Chapter 3 Supplement 2 (MS Budapest Kaufmann 157)Chapter 4 Supplement 3: Pesiqta Rabbati 1 (Vienna Fragment, Benedictini)Chapter 5 Supplement 4 (MS Budapest Rabbinical Seminary 221)Part 6 IndexChapter 7 Scriptural PassagesChapter 8 Geographical Terms, Place Names, and NationsChapter 9 Greek and Latin ExpressionsChapter 10 SubjectsChapter 11 Exegetical TermsChapter 12 Personal Names, Names of Biblical Figures, Angels and Historical FiguresChapter 13 Rabbinic AuthoritiesChapter 14 Meshalim and Ma'asimChapter 15 Emendations