Law, Literature, and Society in Legal Texts from Qumran: Papers from the Ninth Meeting of the International Organisation for Qumran Studies, Leuven 2016, 2019
Rabbinic literature both preserves and endorses a view, attributed to the Pharisees, that is seem... more Rabbinic literature both preserves and endorses a view, attributed to the Pharisees, that is seemingly both puzzling and paradoxical-namely, that sacred scriptures defile the hands (cf. m. ʿEduyyot 5.3; m. Kelim 15.6; m. Yadayim 3.4-5, 4.5-6; t. Kelim Baba Meṣiʿa 5.8; b. Shabbat 14a; b. Megillah 7a)
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Żejtun (Malta) have begun to throw light on the rural world of the archipelago, unravelling the nature of the transition between the Punic and Roman periods where continuity rather than rupture implied by the phases of culture history is becoming clearer.
Żejtun (Malta) have begun to throw light on the rural world of the archipelago, unravelling the nature of the transition between the Punic and Roman periods where continuity rather than rupture implied by the phases of culture history is becoming clearer.