Isaiah Berlin

Authors

Berlin, a German scholar and author, lived most of his life as a private individual, but accepted the Rabbinate in Breslau at a late age. He wrote numerous works, but is best known for his annotations to the Talmud which are printed in the standard Vilna Shas. He added the surname of his father-in-law, Pik, in appreciation of the financial support he received from him.

Works on Sefaria

Minei Targuma on Torah

18th-century commentary interpreting and expanding upon Targum Onkelos.

Yesh Seder LaMishnah Introduction

Yesh Seder LaMishnah on Mishnah

18th-century commentary by Rabbi Yeshaya Berlin based on the commentaries of Bartenura and Tosafot Yom Tov, noting textual variants.

Haggahot R' Yeshaya Berlin on Minor Tractates

Rishon Letzion on Minor Tractates

Annotations of R' Yeshaya Berlin on Mishneh Torah

Sheilat Shalom on Sheiltot d'Rav Achai Gaon

18th-century commentary by Rabbi Yeshaya Berlin analyzing the text of the Sheiltot in light of talmudic passages and earlier commentators.

Hafla'ah ShebaArakhin on Sefer HeArukh