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Theory and Method in Biblical and Cuneiform Law: Revision, Interpretation, and Development. (Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Supplement Series 181). Edited by Bernard M. Levinson. Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press1994. Pp. 207. $59.00. ISBN: 1-850-75498-5.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 April 2015

Mark W. Chavalas
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Journal of Law and Religion , Volume 17 , 2002 , pp. 349 - 351
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Copyright © Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University 2002

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References

1. See also Westbrook, R., Studies in Biblical and Cuneiform Law (Gabalda 1988)Google Scholar.

2. Finkelstein, J.J., The Ox that Gored (Am. Phil. Socy. 1981)Google Scholar, and Paul, S., Studies in the Book of the Covenant in the Light of Cuneiform and Biblical Law (E.J. Brill 1970)Google Scholar.

3. The Case for Revision and Interpolation within the Biblical Legal Corpora, 181 J. for the Study of the Old Testament 37 (1994)Google Scholar.

4. Some Issues Relating to the Comparability of Laws and the Coherence of the Legal Tradition, 181 J. for the study of the Old Testament: Supp. Series 60 (1994)Google Scholar.

5. Malul, Echoing Meir, review of Raymond Westbrook, Studies in Biblical and Cuneiform Law, 59 Orientalia 86 (1990)Google Scholar.

6. Legal Science and Legislation, 181 J. for the study of the Old Testament: Supp. Series 88 (1994)Google Scholar.

7. Observed first by Landsberger, B., ‘Die babylonischen Termini für Gesetz und Recht’, in Festschrift für P. Koschaker II, 219–234 (Brill 1939)Google Scholar.

8. Ancient Near Eastern Laws: Continuity and Pluralism, 181 J. for the Study of the Old Testament: Supp. Series 91 (1994)Google Scholar.

9. The Anthropology of Slavery in the Covenant Code, 181 J. for the Study of the Old Testament: Supp. Series 119 (1994)Google Scholar.

10. A Generic Discrepancy in the Covenant Code, 181 J. for the Study of the Old Testament: Supp. Series 136 (1994)Google Scholar.

11. Who is the Evolutionist?, 181 J. for the Study of the Old Testament: Supp. Series 152 (1994)Google Scholar.

12. Aspects of Legal Reforms and Reformulations in Ancient Cuneiform and Israelite Law, 181 J. for the Study of the Old Testament: Supp. Series 160 (1994)Google Scholar.