دانلود کتاب Legal Exegesis of Scripture in the Works of Josephus

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Cover\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nPreface\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\n Defining ‘Halakha’\n The Corpus\n Earlier Studies\n Methodology\n Omissions\n Note on Translations and Editions\n Outline of the Remaining Chapters\n Conclusion\nChapter 1 The Laws of Exodus in Josephus\n Omissions\n Passover (Exod. 12, Lev. 23.5-14, and Num. 28.16-25 // Ant. 2.311-19)\n Tefillin (Exod. 13.9, 16)\n The Ten Commandments\n Slavery Laws\n Three Capital Offenses (Exod. 21.12–17)\n Infliction of Bodily Injury (Exod. 21.18-27)\n Striking a Pregnant Woman (Exod. 21.22-23 // Ant. 4.278)\n Animal Theft (Exod. 21.37–22.3 // Ant. 4.272)\n Deposit Law (Exod. 23.4-5; Deut. 22.1-3 // Ant. 4.274)\n The Prohibition of Sorcery (Exod. 21.17 // Ant. 4.279)\n The Altar Law (Exod. 20.23)\n Goring Ox (Exod. 21.28-36 // Ant. 4.281-82)\n Conclusion\nChapter 2 The Laws of Leviticus in Josephus’ Writings\n The Structure of Leviticus\n Laws of Leviticus in Josephus’ Antiquities\n The Starting Point of Leviticus\n The Ending of Leviticus\n Laws Omitted by Josephus\n Sacrifices in Josephus (Ant. 3.224-57)\n Animals Forbidden for Consumption (Lev. 11 and Deut. 14 // Ant. 3.259)\n Prohibition on Eating Fat, an Impure Carcass, and Blood (Lev. 7.22-27; 11.24-47; 17.10-16; Ant. 3.260)\n Childbirth (Lev. 12.2-8 // Ant. 3.269)\n Homosexuality and Incest (Lev. 18 and 20 // Ant. 3.274-75)\n Various Laws for Priests (Lev. 21–22 // Ant. 3.276-79)\n Sabbatical Year (Lev. 25 // Ant. 3.280-85)\n Votive Gifts (Lev. 27 // Ant. 4.71-73)\n The Blasphemer (Lev. 24 // Ant. 4.202)\n Mixture of Wool and Linen (Lev. 19.19 and Deut. 22.11 // Ant. 4.208)\n Fruit of the Fourth Year (Lev. 19.23-25 // Ant. 4.226-27)\n First Fruit of Trees (Lev. 19.23-25 // Ant. 4.227)\n Conclusion\nChapter3 The Laws of the Book of Numbers in Josephus\n Omissions\n The Census and Encamping of the Tribes (Num. 1–2 // Ant. 3.287-94)\n The Commissioning and Purification of the Levites (Num. 3.5-10; 8.5-26 // Ant. 3.258)\n Law of the Sotah (Num. 5.11-30 // Ant. 3.270-73)\n The Nazirite Law (Num. 6.1-21 // Ant. 4.72)\n Grain Offering Accompanying Sacrifices (Num. 15.4-10 // Ant. 3.234)\n The Red Heifer (Num. 19 // Ant. 3.262; 4.79-81)\n Zelophehad’s Daughters (Num. 27 and 36 // Ant. 4.174-75)\n Regulation to Redeem a Firstborn Donkey (Num. 18.15 // Ant. 4.71)\n Laws of the Cities of Refuge (Exod. 21.12-14; Num. 35; Deut. 4; 19 // Ant. 4.172-73)\n Conclusion\nChapter 4 The Laws of Deuteronomy in Josephus\n Omissions\n The Holy City and the Temple (Deut. 12 // Ant. 4.200-201)\n Pilgrimage (Deut. 16.16 // Ant. 4.203-204)\n Second Tithe (Deut. 14.22-27 // Ant. 4.205)\n Harlot’s Fee or a Dog’s Price (Deut. 23.19 // Ant. 4.206)\n Summoning the People (Hakhel) and Studying Torah (Deut. 31.9-13 // Ant. 4.209-11)\n Israel’s Judicial System (Deut. 16.18–17.13 // Ant. 4.214-18)\n Witnesses (Deut. 19.15-21 // Ant. 4.219)\n Unsolved Murder (Deut. 21.10 // Ant. 4.220-22)\n The Law of the King (Deut. 17.14-20 // Ant. 4.223-24)\n Prohibition on Moving Boundary Markers (Deut. 19.14 // Ant. 4.225)\n Various Laws of Charity and Tithes (Deut. 14, 24, 26 and Lev. 19 // Ant. 4.231-43)\n Liturgical Declarations Recited When Bringing the First Fruits (Deut. 26 // Ant. 4.242-43)\n Marital Laws (Deut. 22–25 // Ant. 4.244-59)\n Levirate Marriage (Deut. 25.5-10 // Ant. 4.254-56)\n The Law of a Captive Beautiful Woman (Deut. 21.10-14 // Ant. 4.257-59)\n The Law of the Rebellious Son (Deut. 21.18-21 // Ant. 4.260-64)\n Prohibition on Exposing Corpse after Hanging (Deut. 21.22-23 // Ant. 4.265)\n Taking and Holding Distrained Property (Deut. 24.10-13 // Ant. 4.267-70)\n Caring for the Blind (Deut. 27.14; Lev. 19.14 // Ant. 4.276)\n Torts (Exod. 24.2; Lev. 24.19; Deut. 19.21 // Ant. 4.277-84)\n Building a Parapet on the Roof (Deut. 22.8 // Ant. 4.284)\n Timely Payment of Wages (Deut. 24.14-15 // Ant. 4.288)\n Preventing Transgenerational Punishment (Deut. 24.16 // Ant. 4.289)\n Castration (Deut. 23.2 // Ant. 4.290-91)\n Laws of Warfare (Deut. 20–21; 23.10-15; 24.5 // Ant. 4.296-300)\n Cross-Dressing (Deut. 22.5 // Ant. 4.301)\n Eradicating Amalek (Exod. 17.8-16; Deut. 25.17 // Ant. 4.304)\n Apostasy (Deut. 13 // Ant. 4.310)\n Conclusion\nChapter 5 Juxtaposition in Josephus’ Rewriting of the Laws\nChapter 6 Reasons for the Commandments in Josephus’ Writings\n Josephus – Between Interpretation and Apologetics\n The Sabbath Law\n The Law of Shemittah\n The Law for Interest on Loans\n Tefillin (Ant. 4.213)\n Pledge (Deut. 24.10-13 // Ant. 4.267-70)\n Kilayim (Mixed Species)\n Levirate Marriages (Ant. 4.254)\n Conclusion\nChapter 7 Josephus’ Perspective on Defining Moses as a Lawgiver or Mediator\n Conclusion\nChapter 8 Was Josephus Influenced by Roman Law?\n Methodological Problems\n Conclusion\nConclusions\nBibliography\nIndex of References\nIndex of Authors