Tractate Sanhedrin, Mishnah And Tosefta : the Judicial Procedure of the Jews As Codified Towards the End of the Second Century A.D.
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gled : ' the criminal is placed in dung up to his knees ; and round his neck is arranged a wrap of coarse material enclosed within one of soft ; the ends of the scarf are pulled on both sides until life is extinct.
IV.— OFFENDERS LIABLE TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT A. — Those who are Punishable by Stoning VII. 4. These are they who are to be stoned: the man who has criminal connexion with his 1 Lev. 19. 18.
' Lev. 18. 3. But according to the Misknah already quoted the correct method was "after the usa...ge of the Roman Empire." In the Cod. Vienna and Venice ed. the difficulty is partly avoided by the reading, " He (R. Jehuda) said to them : And though there be no more disgraceful death, still it is written 'And in their ordinances, etc' " ' This penalty is not mentioned in the Old Testament. In the Jigbbinic code it is applied to those criminals for whom death is decreed in the Pentateuch without specifying the mode of death.
In regard to these it is argued {B. iflb, 53a) that since the Law must not be construed with severity, the most lenient form of death, ».
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
gled : ' the criminal is placed in dung up to his knees ; and round his neck is arranged a wrap of coarse material enclosed within one of soft ; the ends of the scarf are pulled on both sides until life is extinct.
IV.— OFFENDERS LIABLE TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT A. — Those who are Punishable by Stoning VII. 4. These are they who are to be stoned: the man who has criminal connexion with his 1 Lev. 19. 18.
' Lev. 18. 3. But according to the Misknah already quoted the correct method was "after the usa...ge of the Roman Empire." In the Cod. Vienna and Venice ed. the difficulty is partly avoided by the reading, " He (R. Jehuda) said to them : And though there be no more disgraceful death, still it is written 'And in their ordinances, etc' " ' This penalty is not mentioned in the Old Testament. In the Jigbbinic code it is applied to those criminals for whom death is decreed in the Pentateuch without specifying the mode of death.
In regard to these it is argued {B. iflb, 53a) that since the Law must not be construed with severity, the most lenient form of death, ».
What to read after Tractate Sanhedrin, Mishnah And Tosefta : the Judicial Procedure of the Jews As Codified Towards the End of the Second Century A.D.?
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