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Semeia 27: Law as Literature
Overview
In Law as Literature, editor William Scott Green, compiles research done by Neusner and others on various books of Judaic law, including Neusner’s chapter on the Mishnah Tohorot 2:2–8, and others’ chapters on the Yebamot and the Berakot treatises of the Talmud.
- Title: Semeia 27: Law as Literature
- Author: Green, William Scott
- Publisher: Wipf & Stock
- Publication Date: 2006