Problems in the Use of the Babylonian Talmud for the History of Late-Roman Palestine: The Example of Astrology

In Kalmin Richard, Rabbinic Texts and the History of Late-Roman Palestine. pp. 165 (2011)
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Abstract

This chapter evaluates the use of the Babylonian Talmud for the study of the history of late-Roman Palestine using astrology as a case example. It explains that the Babylonian Talmud contains much material which derives from Palestine and may sometimes preserve Palestinian rabbinic material in a form closer to the original than is found in Palestinian compilations. Palestinian sources often do not contain trustworthy evidence about Palestinian Sages and institutions.

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