Journey to Rome 2024: Live From the Arch of Titus

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

9 years later his father vaspian dies he's only the emperor for about two years because ultimately he sees two terrible destructions destruction of pompe and then destruction of Rome there were terrible fires in Rome in 81 so he only ruled for about two years there are three basic questions or tradition of the Mana from the Mana on the Arch of Titus number one Rashi tells us in truma that yes the Mana had a base like a cake box on the bottom but Rashi says the Mana had legs to it we don't see any legs on the bottom of the square of the legs on the bottom of the square of the number two the r writes even though izra in his lengthy commentary on says was semicircular nevertheless the r in his depiction of and r r they both say the Mana was diagonal was straight so this is not necessarily in sync with our traditional and third of all if you look carefully there's an image of a darkin on the base of the darkin is a Hebrew word for Dragon which was an idolatrous

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1. 0:319 years later his father vaspian dies he's only the emperor for about two years because…
2. 1:02legs on the bottom of the square of the number two the r writes even though…
3. 1:32word for Dragon which was an idolatrous image which was not on the Mana so the…
4. 2:03therefore his conclusion is this in fact in no way even resembles the manora in the…
5. 2:36we subject to even reconcile our tradition with the tradition of the image depicted over here…

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