Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller: portrait of a seventeenth-century Rabbi
"This study portrays a man and an age. Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller (1578-1654), author of the famous Mishnah commentary Tosafot yom tov, was a major talmudist, a disciple of the legendary Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague, and himself the distinguished chief rabbi of Prague and Cracow. The time in which he...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This study portrays a man and an age. Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller (1578-1654), author of the famous Mishnah commentary Tosafot yom tov, was a major talmudist, a disciple of the legendary Rabbi Judah Loew of Prague, and himself the distinguished chief rabbi of Prague and Cracow. The time in which he lived began as a 'golden age' for the Jews of Prague and the Jews of Poland, an age of prosperity and the rise of Jewish mysticism. During Heller's lifetime, however, the golden age changed to darkness, and prosperity gave way to war, persecution, plague, and massacres. It was the end of the Middle Ages, the last generation before Spinoza and Shabbetai Zevi. Scholar, preacher, religious and communal leader, Heller embodied a religious and cultural ideal; he was the very model of a seventeenth-century rabbi. Born in Germany, he moved from one end of the world of Ashkenazi Jewry to the other, first to Prague, and then to Poland and the Ukraine. His life was enmeshed in a web of family ties, and bounded by complex rules of class and religion. His writing reflects not only the full heritage of medieval Jewish thought and its crystallization in the seventeenth century, but also the time and place in which he lived. In many ways, he exemplified his age, its achievements, and its limitations. Carefully researched and well written, Joseph Davis's work is the definitive biography of Heller. [...]" |
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LIPMANN HELLER
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Portrait of a
Seventeenth-Century Rabbi
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JOSEPH M DAVIS
Oxford • Portland, Oregon
The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
Contents
List of Abbreviations xiii
Note on Transliteration and Place Names xiv
Map: The WorldofYom-Tov Lipmann Heller xvi-xvii
INTRODUCTION I
A Rabbinic Life i
The Six Pillars 4
Philosophy and Mysticism in Ashkenazi Culture • 5
Social Rabbis 7
The Politics of Seventeenth-Century Jews 9
Persecutions and Plagues 11
Satan in Goray 13
PART I
THE LADDER OF ASCENSION
1578-1617
1 The Orphan 19
The Orphan 19
Wallerstein, 1578 20
Marriage into a Prominent Family 23
The Maharal of Prague 26
The New Curriculum 31
The Examination of the World 35
2 The Exile of a Philosopher 39
The Flowering of Philosophical Study among Ashkenazi Jews 39
Joseph ben Isaac Halevi and Givat hamoreh 44
A Dwarf on the Shoulders of a Giant 45
CONTENTS
ThePlagueofi6n 47
The Exile of a Philosopher 48
3 Two Kabbalists 51
Isaiah Horowitz and the Repudiation of Philosophy 51
Heller as Kabbalist 54
On Magic, Magidim, and the Individual Self 56
On Esotericism, Non-Kabbalistic Judaism, and the Purposes of Prayer 59
In Defence of Philosophy 63
4 Tosafot yom tov 66
The Maharal and the Revival of the Mishnah 66
On Rashi, Tosafot, and the Seventy Faces of Torah 70
The Exegetical Experience 79
Letter to Worms, 1616 82
5 Jews and Non-Jews 83
The Nikolsburg Wine Controversy ofi6i6 83
On Non-Jewish Bread and Non-Jewish Books 87
Humanizing the Non-Jews 92
Against Trinitarianism, 1619 96
On Unity 97
PART II
THE TRIAL
1618-1630
6 Prague in Wartime 101
The Defenestration of Prague, 1618 1 o 1
Letter to Vienna, 1619 101
Fears 104
Prague, 1620: Habsburg Loyalist 106
On Providence and Miracles 109
Jacob Bassevi 112
The Plague of 1625 113
CONTENTS XI
7 The Chief Rabbi
Who are the Kings? The Rabbis
Rabbinical Activism and Educational Reform
Delights of the King
Against the Shtilhan arukh
On Humility
Interpretations and Decisions
The Constitutions of the Jews
The Title Page
Letter to Frankfurt, 1628
8 The Trial
The Arrest
In the Prison of Vienna
Deliverance
Explanations
On Politics
Again on Non-Jews
A Day of Remembrance
PART I I I
CHANGE AND DEFEAT
1631-1654
9 The Sermon
From Prague to Poland
The Lessening of the Moon
Midrashic Natural History
On the New Astronomy
On Change
The Maharal and the Illusion of Self
The Acceptance of Suffering
10 Attacks and Retreats
To the Edge of Europe
Again on the Shulhan arukh
7
9
xii CONTENTS
On Honour 181
The Ban on the Purchase of Rabbinical Office 183
The Permission to Publish Kabbalah 189
11 A Rabbi s Autobiography 192
The Coronation, 1644 192
Deliverance Narrative and Autobiography 193
On Silence 197
Family 199
On Himself 201
12 The Massacres of 1648 205
The Twentieth Day of Si van 205
Fasting and Silence 206
Two Kinds of Messianism 209
Demonizing the Cossacks 211
The Absence of the King 213
You have become a plague 219
Letter to Chqciny, 1651 220
Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller s Extant Works and Writings 225
Bibliography 232
Index of Personal Names 275
Index of References to Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller 282
Index of Subjects 287
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