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Marriage in the Talmud : its concepts, laws and customs
Marriage may be viewed from several aspects: social, economic, religious, ethical, political, legal and anthropological. In recent years, several books on Marriage in the Talmud have been published in which their authors deal with the legal aspect of this institution. A study of Talmudic literature,...
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Department of Religious Studies
2016
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