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The 52 pages that link to Talmud, each with the reason it gives.

• MaimonidesNarrower topic: Its debates supply much of the legal material Maimonides reorganized.

• MishnahNarrower topic: The Mishnah is the shared core around which the two Talmuds are built.

• ShabbatNarrower topic: Talmudic discussion elaborates the rules and interpretations that shape Shabbat observance.

• PassoverNarrower topic: Its discussions expanded and interpreted the laws governing Passover.

• TzedakahNarrower topic: Rabbinic discussions in the Talmud develop duties and priorities for giving.

• PurimNarrower topic: Its discussions help explain Purim’s religious status and observances.

• Vilna GaonNarrower topic: His study and commentaries ranged across the Talmud’s legal debates and interpretations.

• Joseph KaroNarrower topic: Karo’s legal rulings ultimately engage the discussions and precedents preserved here.

• RishonimNarrower topic: Rishonim built much of their legal reasoning on the Talmud’s discussions.

• AcharonimNarrower topic: Acharonim repeatedly interpret Talmudic discussions when resolving later legal questions.

• MatzahNarrower topic: Its discussions develop the legal meaning and requirements of Passover matzah.

• Yohanan ben ZakkaiNarrower topic: Talmudic narratives supply much of the detail behind Yohanan’s remembered biography.

• Biblical and Talmudic units of measurementNarrower topic: Talmudic debate supplies much of the surviving interpretation of these measures.

• Judah Loew ben BezalelNarrower topic: Loew’s rabbinic authority rested on mastery of the textual tradition the Talmud anchors.