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i The Mishnah and Abot 2
ii The Tosefta 4
iii Sifre 5
iv Sifre to Numbers 6
v Sifre to Deuteronomy 7
vi Mekhilta Attributed to R. Ishmael 10
vii Persia and Rome in the Rabbinic Documents that Came to Closure from 70 to 300 11
viii Rome (Esau, Edom) in the Mishnah and Tractate Abot 11
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ii Genesis Rabbah 33
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vi The Result of Differentiating Issues of Symbolization and their Documentary Expression 72
3 From 500 to 600 75
i The Bavli 75
ii Lamentations Rabbah 145
iii Song of Songs Rabbah 158
iv Esther Rabbah I and Ruth Rabbah 160
v The Fathers According to Rabbi Nathan 163
vi Conclusion 165
4 Rome and Israel: The Methodological Issue 167
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Charles Hillyer
reviewed Persia And Rome In Classical Judaism on September 19, 2011
Persia And Rome In Classical Judaism
There's a lot here.
Some of it is (or should be) obvious.
A lot isn't though, and I'm glad to have picked it up.
Anyone interested in what motivated the Righteous Gentiles of the last century should pick this up.
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