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Tosafot: (lit. “supplements”); classical commentaries on the Talmud, composed by the descendants and disciples of Rashi, which began to appear in the mid-twelfth century and are traditionally printed together with the text of the Talmud
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Beginning in France, Tosafot represented a sea change in the study of Talmud.
Grandson of the illustrious Rashi and the younger brother of Rashbam, he pioneered a transformative approach to studying and interpreting the Talmud.
The bulk of the Talmudic texts contain analysis of Biblical verses and Torah law, but it’s interspersed with everything from medical advice to stories, from folk sayings to fabric dying tips.
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