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Midrasch (hebr. מדרשׁ midrāš, Plural Midraschim) ist die Auslegung religiöser Texte im rabbinischen Judentum.

Jellinek, Adolph: Bet ha-midrash bo niXD6khelu laʿamod ʿal nafsham midrashim XD6keṭanim yeshanim u-maʾamarim shonim yeXD6karim mi-peninim anshe lev elehem ponim XD6ve-kol Yiśraʾel omrim XD6ve-ʿonim hinenu lahem le-XD6konim, Leipzig 1873
Batei Midrashot. Twenty Five Midrashim Published for the First Time from Manuscripts Discovered in the Genizoth of Jerusalem and Egypt, with Introductions and Annotations by Shlomoh Aharon Wertheimer; Second Edition by Abraham Joseph Wertheimer. Verlag Mosad Harav Cook Publishing, 1950
Batei midrashot Band 2, Abraham Wertheimer, Verlag Mosad Harav Cook, 1953

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 == Literatur ==
 *  Jellinek, Adolph: [http://reader.digitale-sammlungen.de/de/fs1/object/display/bsb11156435_00005.html Bet ha-midrash] bo niXD6khelu laʿamod ʿal nafsham midrashim XD6keṭanim yeshanim u-maʾamarim shonim yeXD6karim mi-peninim anshe lev elehem ponim XD6ve-kol Yiśraʾel omrim XD6ve-ʿonim hinenu lahem le-XD6konim, Leipzig 1873
-* Batei midrashot, Abraham Wertheimer, Verlag	Mosad Harav Cook, 1953
+* Batei Midrashot. Twenty Five Midrashim Published for the First Time from Manuscripts Discovered in the Genizoth of Jerusalem and Egypt, with Introductions and Annotations by Shlomoh Aharon Wertheimer; Second Edition by Abraham Joseph Wertheimer. Verlag	Mosad Harav Cook Publishing, 1950
+* Batei midrashot Band 2, Abraham Wertheimer, Verlag	Mosad Harav Cook, 1953
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