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207 unsatisfactory (p. 241 ; cf. p. 51). These are superficialities for which Mur- phy's painstaking treatment of details only partly compensates. The author's Latin, in the commentary as well as in the concordance, is even more deficient than that of LAB. For instance, he considers ser- vitutis to be a nominative form (p. 254). On p. 244 of the commentary the author assigns three forms of testari to testare, one to testor. J. TROMP REVIEW OF BOOKS J. NEUSNER (ed.), Judaism in Late Antiquity. Part I: The Literary and Archaeological Sources; Part II: Historical Syntheses (Handbuch der Orien- talistik XVI and XVII), E. J. Brill, Leiden-New York-Köln 1995, xiv and 276 pp. (Part I) and xiv and 318 pp. (Part II), cloth Dfl. 140.– and Dfl. 200.– respect. ISBN 90 04 10129 2 and ISBN 90 04 10113 06 respect. These two volumes aim at introducing the sources of Judaism and its religious systems in late antiquity to scholars in adjacent fields. Factual answers are given to the questions: what are the sources? and: How do we understand them in the reconstruction of the history of various Jewish systems in antiquity? At the end of Part II
Journal for the Study of Judaism – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1995
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