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Judaism: Torah, Talmud and Tradition

The Rabbinic Traditions about the Pharisees before 70

by Jacob Neusner

A three-volume critical analysis of every rabbinic tradition about the Pharisaic masters before the destruction of the Temple, including Hillel, Shammai and their Houses. Neusner examines how the stories developed across sources and how little can be dated securely to the figures themselves.

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