Tractate Sanhedrin, Mishnah and Tosefta
52 chapters English Public domain
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This is a translation of the Talmud tractate Sanhedrin, which deals with judicial procedure, particularly relating to capital punishment. The author is a Christian academic, and the translation includes the primary text (Mishna) and the second-level commentary (Tosefta). This book is a good supplement to the Rodkinson translation of the same tractate, particularly because this version has extensive scholarly apparatus lacking in the Rodkinson translation.
Table of contents
52 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Introduction 03 Synopsis of Contents 04 Cases which can be tried by Three Judges 05 Cases which must be tried by the Lesser Sanhedrin 06 Cases which must be tried by the Greater Sanhedrin 07 Concerning the Number of Members in the Greater and Lesser Sanhedrins 08 The Duties and Restrictions relating to the High-Priest 09 The Duties and Restrictions relating to the King 10 Those who are Eligible and those who are Ineligible as Judges or Witnesses 11 The Method of Legal Procedure in Non-Capital Cases 12 Differences in Legal Procedure distinguishing Capital from Non-Capital Cases 13 The Arrangement of the Court, and the Method adopted for adding to the Number of the Judges 14 The Method of admonishing Witnesses in Capital Cases 15 The Method of Legal Procedure in Capital Cases 16 The Carrying out of the Sentence of Stoning 17 The Hanging and Ultimate Disposal of the Corpse 18 The other Forms of Death Penalty: Burning, Decapitation, and Strangulation 19 A. Those Who Are Punishable By Stoning: 20 1-6. Those Guilty of Incestuous and Unnatural Crimes 21 7. The Blasphemer 22 8. The Idolater 23 9. He who offers his Children to Moloch 24 10-11. The Ba‘al ‘Ob and the Yidd‘oni 25 12. The Sabbath-breaker
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Tractate Sanhedrin, Mishnah and Tosefta
52 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a translation of the Talmud tractate Sanhedrin, which deals with judicial procedure, particularly relating to capital punishment. The author is a Christian academic, and the translation includes the primary text (Mishna) and the second-level commentary (Tosefta). This book is a good supplement to the Rodkinson translation of the same tractate, particularly because this version has extensive scholarly apparatus lacking in the Rodkinson translation.
Table of contents
52 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Introduction 03 Synopsis of Contents 04 Cases which can be tried by Three Judges 05 Cases which must be tried by the Lesser Sanhedrin 06 Cases which must be tried by the Greater Sanhedrin 07 Concerning the Number of Members in the Greater and Lesser Sanhedrins 08 The Duties and Restrictions relating to the High-Priest 09 The Duties and Restrictions relating to the King 10 Those who are Eligible and those who are Ineligible as Judges or Witnesses 11 The Method of Legal Procedure in Non-Capital Cases 12 Differences in Legal Procedure distinguishing Capital from Non-Capital Cases 13 The Arrangement of the Court, and the Method adopted for adding to the Number of the Judges 14 The Method of admonishing Witnesses in Capital Cases 15 The Method of Legal Procedure in Capital Cases 16 The Carrying out of the Sentence of Stoning 17 The Hanging and Ultimate Disposal of the Corpse 18 The other Forms of Death Penalty: Burning, Decapitation, and Strangulation 19 A. Those Who Are Punishable By Stoning: 20 1-6. Those Guilty of Incestuous and Unnatural Crimes 21 7. The Blasphemer 22 8. The Idolater 23 9. He who offers his Children to Moloch 24 10-11. The Ba‘al ‘Ob and the Yidd‘oni 25 12. The Sabbath-breaker
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Tractate Sanhedrin, Mishnah and Tosefta
52 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a translation of the Talmud tractate Sanhedrin, which deals with judicial procedure, particularly relating to capital punishment. The author is a Christian academic, and the translation includes the primary text (Mishna) and the second-level commentary (Tosefta). This book is a good supplement to the Rodkinson translation of the same tractate, particularly because this version has extensive scholarly apparatus lacking in the Rodkinson translation.
Table of contents
52 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Introduction 03 Synopsis of Contents 04 Cases which can be tried by Three Judges 05 Cases which must be tried by the Lesser Sanhedrin 06 Cases which must be tried by the Greater Sanhedrin 07 Concerning the Number of Members in the Greater and Lesser Sanhedrins 08 The Duties and Restrictions relating to the High-Priest 09 The Duties and Restrictions relating to the King 10 Those who are Eligible and those who are Ineligible as Judges or Witnesses 11 The Method of Legal Procedure in Non-Capital Cases 12 Differences in Legal Procedure distinguishing Capital from Non-Capital Cases 13 The Arrangement of the Court, and the Method adopted for adding to the Number of the Judges 14 The Method of admonishing Witnesses in Capital Cases 15 The Method of Legal Procedure in Capital Cases 16 The Carrying out of the Sentence of Stoning 17 The Hanging and Ultimate Disposal of the Corpse 18 The other Forms of Death Penalty: Burning, Decapitation, and Strangulation 19 A. Those Who Are Punishable By Stoning: 20 1-6. Those Guilty of Incestuous and Unnatural Crimes 21 7. The Blasphemer 22 8. The Idolater 23 9. He who offers his Children to Moloch 24 10-11. The Ba‘al ‘Ob and the Yidd‘oni 25 12. The Sabbath-breaker
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