The dissertation by Breslau rabbinical candidate Moritz Rahmer (1837–1904) on Jerome’s Quaestiones Herbraicae in Genesin is still being cited today. Rahmer’s objective was to draw the attention of the academic public to the influence of Jewish teachers on the Fathers of the Church. This annotated new edition discusses examples from Rahmer’s text and situates his dissertation within the context of Jewish scholarship.

The dissertation by Breslau rabbinical candidate Moritz Rahmer (1837–1904) on Jerome’s Quaestiones Herbraicae in Genesin is still being cited today. Rahmer’s objective was to draw the attention of the academic public to the influence of Jewish teachers on the Fathers of the Church. This annotated new edition discusses examples from Rahmer’s text and situates his dissertation within the context of Jewish scholarship.

The dissertation by Breslau rabbinical candidate Moritz Rahmer (1837–1904) on Jerome’s Quaestiones Herbraicae in Genesin is still being cited today. Rahmer’s objective was to draw the attention of the academic public to the influence of Jewish teachers on the Fathers of the Church. This annotated new edition discusses examples from Rahmer’s text and situates his dissertation within the context of Jewish scholarship.