Pesiqta Rabbati: A Synoptic Edition of Pesiqta Rabbati Based upon All Extant Manuscripts and the Editio Princeps, Volume 1: Studies in Judaism

Chapter 1 Pesiqta Rabbati 53
Chapter 2 Supplement 1 (MS Cambridge TS Misc. 36.124)
Chapter 3 Supplement 2 (MS Budapest Kaufmann 157)
Chapter 4 Supplement 3: Pesiqta Rabbati 1 (Vienna Fragment, Benedictini)
Chapter 5 Supplement 4 (MS Budapest Rabbinical Seminary 221)
Part 6 Index
Chapter 7 Scriptural Passages
Chapter 8 Geographical Terms, Place Names, and Nations
Chapter 9 Greek and Latin Expressions
Chapter 10 Subjects
Chapter 11 Exegetical Terms
Chapter 12 Personal Names, Names of Biblical Figures, Angels and Historical Figures
Chapter 13 Rabbinic Authorities
Chapter 14 Meshalim and Ma'asim
Chapter 15 Emendations

One can therefore only welcome any new addition to the corpus of scholarly editions of rabbinic literature, and the scholarly world must indeed be appreciative of the publication of Pesiqta Rabbati on the most basic ground of making previously inaccessible textual data easily available to everyone.
Dating from fifth-sixth century Palestine, but containing much older material, Pesiqta Rabbati is a major collection of rabbinic homilies based upon biblical passages from the Torah for Jewish holy days and special Sabbaths. Volume three contains the index, chapter 53 of the Pesiqta Rabbati, supplemental manuscript material, and corrigenda.
L'Édition de la Pesiqta procurée par le professeur Rivka Ulmer est une contribution décisive dans la connaissance de la littérature midrachique. Cette édition deviendra l'instrument de travail indispensable des enseignants et des étudiants de l'exégèse traditionelle.
The publication of the synoptic edition of all the extant manuscripts of Pesiqta Rabbati is a first in many ways: the first new edition of this major rabbinic work since the 19th century, and the first synoptic edition of a Midrash. This work is the result of a major undertaking and has already become a valuable tool for scholars of Jewish texts.