Law and truth in biblical and rabbinic literature

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Medieval and Early Modern Justice Medieval and Classical Philosophy

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Introduction Part 1. Truth and Human Jurisprudence 1. Stains of Impurity 2. Signs of Ownership 3. The Impossibility of Judgment Part 2. Truth and Divine Justice 4. Theologies of Justice 5. Objects of Narrative Notes Bibliography Index of Scriptural Verses Index of Subjects

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