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050	0	0	_aBS1265.6.L3 _bC63 2016
072		7	_2lcco
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100	1		_aCocco, Francesco, _d1975-
245	1	4	_aThe Torah as a place of refuge : _bbiblical criminal law and the Book of Numbers / _cFrancesco Cocco.
260			_bMohr Siebeck _c2016
300			_axii, 185 pages ; _c24 cm.
490	1		_aForschungen zum Alten Testament. 2. Reihe, _x1611-4914 ; _v84
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 163-173) and indexes.
505	0	0	_gAcknowledgements -- _gIntroduction -- _tThe Law in the Bible and in the Ancient Near East -- _t"Biblical law ": ambiguities, problems and challenges of a definition -- _t"Does it make sense to speak of 'biblical law'?" : Epistemological problems -- _tMethodological difficulties : the problem of the sources -- _tComparison with roman law -- _tComparison with anglo-saxon law -- _tJuridical models of the 19th Century : between 'evolutionism' and 'diffusionism' -- _tThe 'evolutionist' model -- _tThe 'diffusionist' model -- _tThe authority of the law and the law-text relationship -- _tThe authority of the law according to the statutory model -- _tThe authority of the law according to the customary model -- _tThe law-text relationship in the two models -- _tThe affirmation of statutory law in Europe -- _tThe law of the ancient Near East -- _tThe principal Mesopotamian juridical collections -- _tThe juridical tradition of ancient Egypt -- _tGeneral considerations on the legislative collections of the ANE -- _tStatutory Interpretation : the law of the ANE as positive or prescriptive law -- _tCustomary interpretation of the laws of the ANE -- _tElements of continuity between the laws of the ANE and biblical law -- _tPeculiar elements of biblical law compared with the laws of the ANE -- _t"What, then, is biblical law?" an attempt at synthesis -- _tBiblical Criminal Law and the Book of Numbers -- _tCriteria distinguishing 'civil law' and 'criminal law' in the biblical legislative texts -- _tThe State of the art in recent literature -- _tA proposal to distinguish the norms based on the nature of conflict -- _tCriteria for the cataloguing and structuring of biblical laws -- _tSituational or 'external' criterion of cataloguing -- _t'Internal' criterion of cataloguing of the laws -- _tThe penal legislation in the book of Numbers -- _tThe legislative texts of the book of Numbers : general considerations -- _tThe general structure of the book of Numbers -- _tThe Organisation of the legislative material of the book of Numbers -- _t"Repetition or Reformulation?" : the Curious Case of Num 35:9-34 -- _tThe pericope in its literary context : demarcation and structure -- _tThe beginning of the pericope -- _tThe conclusion of the pericope -- _tThe internal articolation of the pericope : a structural hypothesis -- _tExegetical analysis of Num 35,9-34 -- _tInjunction to designate "cities of refuge" (vv. 10b-15) -- _tThe meaning of ... -- _tThe meaning of ... -- _tThe meaning of ... and its specific function in Num 35,9-34 -- _tThe meaning of the syntagma ... -- _tThe interpretation of Num 35,12 and its consequences for the hermeneutics of the whole pericope -- _tThe meaning of ... -- _tThe meaning of ... and ... -- _tThe conclusion of Num 35,15 -- _tDetermination of the different examples of homicide and their regulation (vv. 16-29) -- _tThe particularly wilful case, or malicious murder (vv. 16-21) -- _tThe unintentional case, or manslaughter (vv. 22-23) -- _tThe key function of Num 35,24 -- _tProcedure to be adopted in the case of homicide (vv. 24-29) -- _tProcedural clarifications and theologico-religious conclusion (vv. 30-34) -- _tProcedural clarifications (vv. 30-32) -- _tTheologico-religious conclusion (vv. 33-34) -- _t"From Law to Law" : understanding the novelty of Num 35,9-34 in the light of selected Biblical Criminal Laws -- _tComparison with thematically related texts -- _tThe case of homicide in the mishpat of Ex 21,12-14 -- _tThe legislation in the cities of refuge in Deut 19,1-13 -- _tThe relationship between Deut 19,1-13 and Deut 4,41-43 -- _tThe internal structure of Deut 19,1-13 -- _tThe introduction of the legislation on the cities of refuge (Deut 19,1-3) -- _tPurpose and demarcation of the area of the validity of the law (Deut 19,4-10) -- _tRegulation of the cases of murder (Deut 19,11-13) -- _tSummary considerations on the legislation of Deut 19,1-13 -- _tThe legislation on the cities of refuge in Josh 20,1-9 -- _tThe differences between the Hebrew and the Greek texts of Josh 20,1-9 -- _tThe proposal of A. Rofé : the Greek text of LXXB is the archetype of Josh 20 -- _tThe proposal of L. Schmidt : the Grundbestand of the Masoretic Text is the archetype of Josh 20 -- _tConclusions on the interdependence of the four biblical texts analysed -- _tConclusion -- _gBibliography -- _gIndex of Biblical References (selective) -- _gAuthors Index -- _gSubject Index.
630	0	0	_aBible. _pNumbers _xCriticism, interpretation, etc.
650		0	_aCriminal justice, Administration of _xMoral and ethical aspects.
650		0	_aBurden of proof.
650		0	_aJudgments, Criminal.
650		0	_aFair trial.
830		0	_aForschungen zum Alten Testament. _n2. Reihe ; _v84.
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