SF-109.2b :

Joseph HEINEMANN (Senior Lecturer for Talmudic and Midrashic studies at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem) :

The Messiah of Ephraim and the premature exodus of the tribe of Ephraim.

The priestly blessing is not read.

Targum Canticles and its sources.

The Targum of Ex XXII 4 and the ancient Halakha.

Profile of a Midrash : The art of composition in Leviticus Rabba.

The triennial lectionary cycle.

Early Halakah in the Palestinian Targumim.

Remnants of ancient PIYYUTIM in the Palestinian Targum tradition.

The Proem in the Aggadic Midrashim.

Scripture Reading - the Synagogue Service.

Early Aggadoth in the Palestinian Targumim.

José FAUR (The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, New York) :

The origin and the classification of rational and divine commandments in Medieval Jewish Philosophy.

The legal thinking of Tosaphot - an historical approach.

Historia de la Espiritualidad.

Alliance dans Judaisme.

The Targumim and Halakah.

Reflections on Job and situation-morality.

La doctrina de la Ley Natural en el pensamiento judio del Medioevo.

The Biblical idea of Idolatry.

Some general observations on the character of classical Jewish literature - A functional approach.

SF-109.2c :

Ramon KASHER, Jerusalem.

Yehuda KOMLOSH, Jerusalem :

Etymological elucidations in the Aramaic Targum of Isaiah.

Pshat and Drash in Targum Kohelet.

SF-109.2d :

Maurice GILBERT sj (Recteur de l'Institut Biblique Pontifical de Rome) :

L'Eloge de la Sagesse - Siracide 24.

Bibliographie : Le Livre de la Sagesse.

L'Ecclésiastique : Quel texte ? Quelle autorité ?

Jérôme et l'oeuvre de Ben Sira.

La prière d'Azarias, Dn 3, 26-45.

Ben Sira et la Femme.

Une seule chair, Gen 2, 24.

Sagesse et Création.

Le Livre de la Sagesse