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Jews, Judaism and the classical world : studies in Jewish history in the times of the Second Temple and Talmud/ Gedalyahu Alon; translated by Israel Abrahams

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Jerusalem : Magnes Press, Hebrew University, 1977Description: 499 p. ; 24 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • BM177  .A454 1977
Contents:
Did the Jewish people and its sages cause the Hasmoneans to be forgotten? -- The attitude of the pharisees to Roman rule and the house of Herod -- Par'irtin -- On Philo's Halakha -- On the Halakhot of the early sages -- The Levitical uncleanness of the Gentiles -- The bounds of the laws of Levitical cleanness -- By the (expressed) Name -- The burning of the Temple -- Rabban Johanan ben Zakka's removal to Jabneh -- Ga'on, Ge'im -- The origin of the Samaritans in the Halakhic tradition -- Those appointed for money -- The sons of the sages -- The "strategoi" in the Palestinian cities during the Roman epoch.
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Did the Jewish people and its sages cause the Hasmoneans to be forgotten? -- The attitude of the pharisees to Roman rule and the house of Herod -- Par'irtin -- On Philo's Halakha -- On the Halakhot of the early sages -- The Levitical uncleanness of the Gentiles -- The bounds of the laws of Levitical cleanness -- By the (expressed) Name -- The burning of the Temple -- Rabban Johanan ben Zakka's removal to Jabneh -- Ga'on, Ge'im -- The origin of the Samaritans in the Halakhic tradition -- Those appointed for money -- The sons of the sages -- The "strategoi" in the Palestinian cities during the Roman epoch.

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