Punishment and freedom : the rabbinic construction of criminal law

Devora Steinmetz

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Criminal Law and Policy Medieval and Early Modern Justice

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Note on Transliteration Preface Chapter 1. Heneq and the Nature of Law Chapter 2. Noachide Law Chapter 3. Legal Principles and Prohibitions Chapter 4. Murder and the Social Response to Wrongdoing Chapter 5. And Live by Them: Paul and the Rabbis Chapter 6. Law, Responsibility, and Transformation Appendix Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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