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Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database
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adam and law
advocates, and development of law
agrarian laws
allegory of the law
andanian mystery law
anglo-american law
apodictic law
aretē/-a virtue, excellence, in on law and justice
aristotle, on law and nature
arkadios, laws against anti-jewish violence and
athens, homicide laws
athens, laws of
augury,augural law
augustan legislation, summary of adultery law provisions
authority, of the law
avitus, second, laws against
beirut, law school
betrothal, roman law
bible, and greek sacred law
biblical law, on homosexuality
bishops, role in the development of canon law
book of the laws of the countries
braindrain, from law to theology
canon law
centralization law
charis, and unwritten laws
chrysippus, on law
cleinias the laws
color, in funerary laws
converts/proselytes, treatment under homicide and tort law
converts/proselytes, treatment under homicide and tort law, mekhilta on exodus
creon, and law
criminal law
cult foundations, corpus of sacred laws and
cuneiform law
damophon of messene, corpus of sacred law and
dead sea scrolls,strict obedience to the law
death penalty, roman law
decided law
democritus, on law and autonomy
demosthenes, on law against deceit
deuteronomic law
deuteronomic law, law of the king
deuteronomy, as re-written law
dietary laws
dietary laws ascetic role of
dietary laws demonological interpretation of
dietary laws historical interpretation of
dietary laws in acts
dietary laws in pauline epistles
dietary laws in the second-and third-century texts
dietary laws social role of
dietary laws symbolic interpretation of
dietary laws/kosher
dio cassius, on living law ideal in roman imperialism
discourses of divine law, in greco-roman sources
discourses of human law, in greco-roman sources
distinction from law
divine law, as standard for evaluating human law
divine law, in greco-roman thought
divine laws
dolops, drakon, laws of
dorian culture, laws, ideals
edah assembly, quorum, in rabbinic law
education, in law
egypt, application of imperial laws
egyptian law
eruv as legal fiction, role of the law in
eucrates, law of
eudaimonia, and laws
exegetai, cf. interpreters of law graphe
exposition of the law
formal structure of law in dead sea scrolls
fornication, law
freedom ἐλευθερία, in on law and justice
freedom, and the law
frei, on law
funerary laws
gospels, and law and prophets
hagneia, as a divine law
halakha, rabbinic vs. biblical law
halakha, vs. roman law
halakhah/halakhot, and aggadah; law and narrative
hegesippus, seven schools of jewish law
hellenistic law
higher law, translation problem of concepts
hoi alloi, biblical law
hoi alloi, roman law
homicide law
honorius, laws against anti-jewish violence and
hospitium, law of
human law, as inadequate for virtue
human law, as opposed to divine law
human law, as variable
human law, as written and inflexible
human law, greco-roman discourses of
hymns on virginity,biblical law
immutability, of divine law
immutability, of divine law, and rabbinic rejection of
incest, laws
inheritance lawful heir
inheritance, stretching of laws on
inscriptions, laws and prescriptions
insults, in rabbinic law
interpreters of law/exegetai
iurisconsultus, and the development of law
james, law in
jewish law/legal schools
jewish law/legal schools, and the sanhedrin
jewish law/legal schools, epiphanius seven schools
jewish law/legal schools, essenes as separate
jewish law/legal schools, priesthood control of
jewish oral law
jewish, law
judah the patriarch, judaic traditions, law in
judaism, law and
judiciary deposing the ruler, law as a check on power
jurisprudence, and autonomy of law
justice dikè, and divine law
justice dikē, in on law and justice
justinianic jurisprudence,, on imperial laws as res sacrae
killing, lawful
king midas, law
kosmos, and law nomos
lack of respect for gods', laws concerning
lamentations rabbah, law, exemplary cases and
language, laws
last supper, law, moral demand of
law
law and literature
law and power balance altered
law and power balance altered, early rabbinic perspectives on
law and power balance altered, historical perspective of
law and power balance altered, rabbinic notions of
law and power balance altered, second-century- ce judean society and
law and prophets
law codes
law codes, and meaning
law codes, and narrative, interdependence of
law codes, and theology
law codes, as a cultural practice
law codes, sources of authority
law court
law courts
law divine/mosaic/jewish
law nomos
law nomos, in antiphon
law nomos, in on law and justice
law nomos, in plato
law nomos, rule of
law nomos, vs. reason
law of citations
law of moses
law of moses/torah
law of nature
law of nature, and mosaic law
law of nature, and the patriarchs
law of nature, contents identified by philo
law of nature, its relation to human law
law of nature, officia of
law of property
law of the father
law of the twelve tables
law of zeus stoic notion
law νομός, θεσμός, mosaic
law νομός, θεσμός, paul on
law νομός, θεσμός, platonists on
law νομός, θεσμός, stoics on
law, 2 corinthians
law, accusatorial dimension
law, after sinai
law, ancestral
law, ancient israel
law, ancient near eastern
law, and the testimony
law, apodictic
law, as binding force
law, as norms and customs of a city
law, as salvific
law, as the force pervading cosmic nature
law, assyrian
law, athenean
law, athenian
law, athenian, symbolic meaning
law, attic
law, biblical
law, casuistic
law, christianity
law, civil
law, codes
law, common law
law, comparative history of
law, constitutional
law, court of
law, criminal
law, curse of
law, customary
law, dead sea scrolls
law, definition of
law, demotic
law, derivation of
law, dietary laws
law, distinction from decree
law, divine vs. human
law, egyptian
law, ensouled law
law, family
law, food
law, fourth, sasanian
law, funerary
law, geonic
law, greek
law, hellenistic
law, in early christian theology
law, in letter of james
law, in s. ant
law, in the didache
law, individual liability and
law, international
law, jewish
law, jewish law
law, karaite
law, knowledge of
law, land ownership
law, late roman, gatherings of dissident christians criminalized in
law, late roman, protection of synagogues affirmed by
law, late roman, second baptism criminalized in
law, late roman, seizure of synagogues prohibited by
law, law codes
law, lawful
law, lawlessness
law, laws
law, lawsuits
law, lawyers
law, legal
law, mandate for legal action
law, medieval
law, mesopotamian
law, mesopotamian legal traditions
law, middle assyrian
law, mishnaic
law, mosaic
law, mosaic law of moses
law, natural
law, natural/of nature
law, noahide law
law, nomima barbarika
law, of creon
law, of fraud
law, of hammurabi
law, of hazaqah
law, of meshikah
law, of moses
law, of nature
law, of onaah overreaching
law, of reason
law, of self-defense
law, of the egyptians
law, on citizenship
law, on inheritance
law, on pederasty
law, on prostitution
law, on slavery
law, oral
law, particular law
law, paul
law, pharisaic
law, pre-sinaitic
law, private
law, provincial knowledge of
law, public
law, rabbinic
law, rabbinical
law, revealed
law, roman
law, sacred
law, sage participating in
law, sanctification
law, sasanian
law, second temple judaism
law, sectarian
law, substantive
law, taking into ones own hands
law, talmudic
law, the, letter of
law, the, leviathan
law, the, moral law
law, the, ritual law
law, the, spirit of
law, torah
law, true law
law, universal
law, unlawful
law, unwritten
law, unwritten laws
law, unwritten vs. written
law, usucapio
law, written
law/law
law/law, and prophets
law/law, prophets and gospel
law/spirit antithesis
law/torah, for sinners
law/torah, mosaic
lawful nomimos
laws
laws egyptian
laws greek
laws ius/legislation
laws nomoi, and decrees
laws nomoi, inscribed
laws nomoi, preambles to
laws of minim
laws of nature
laws plato
laws roman
laws, ancestral
laws, chios
laws, code
laws, corvée labor munera sordida
laws, dreros
laws, gortyn
laws, jewish, compared to royal decrees
laws, non-scriptural
laws, of the polis
laws, unwritten
leases, as sacred laws
legal concept of res sacrae,, imperial laws regarded as re sacrae by justinian
levirate marriage laws
levirate marriage laws, converts and
levirate marriage laws, exemption of converts from
limits, imposed by ritual/law
living law
living law ideal, and absolute rulership
living law ideal, and mosaic law
living law ideal, and roman imperialism
living law ideal, as godgiven
living law ideal, in philo
living law ideal, kings relation to subjects
living law ideal, origins
living law ideal, transcending written law
living law nomos empsuchos
living law nomos empsuchos, in philo
mamzer and legal fiction, marah laws given at
manichaeans, categorization under roman law
matthew, gospel of,jesus defiance of pharisee law in
megilus the laws
middle assyrian laws
mishnah, laws not practiced in
mishnah, laws of temple in
mishnaic law
mishnaic law, transmission to babylonia
monarchy, law of the king” on
monument, monumental law
morals, and law
mosaic law
mosaic law, and law of nature
mosaic law, and living law ideal
mosaic law, for ordinary people
mosaic law, philos view of, as divine
moses and mosaic law
moses, law of
municipal law
natural law
natural law interpretation
natural law, as positive decree
natural law, at qumran
natural law, in rabbinic thought
natural law, in roman law
natural laws
near eastern law, word order
nichoria, nikophon, law of
noachide laws
noahide laws
nomos empsychos a living law
nomos, law of the judaeans
non-jews, noahide laws and
oaths, and laws
olbia, black sea, law in
on law and justice attrib. archytas
on law and justice attrib. archytas, on corrective justice
on law and justice attrib. archytas, on primacy of law
on law and justice attrib. archytas, on rulers
on law and justice attrib. archytas, on self-sufficiency and freedom
on the special laws
oral law
oral law vs. written law
papian-poppaean law
parents, unwritten laws about
paterfamilias traditions, and augustan laws
patriarchs and law observance
paul, attitude of to the law
paul, his activity/attitudes to the law, jesus and sacrifice
paul, on freedom ἐλευθερία from the mosaic law
paul, on law
paul, on the law and nature
paul, on the law and virtue
paul, on the law as pedagogue
paul, on the laws narrative
pedagogue, as metaphor for mosaic law
pederasty, laws
perfection, and imperfection of law
periclean citizenship law
personal responsibility law
pharisaic-rabbinic tradition, law
philo of alexandria, law of moses
philo, embodying the law
philo, on the law before sinai
philo, on the patriarchs and law observance
philo, on the torah as the law of the cosmopolis
philo, on the torah as the natural law
philo, symbolisms of sacrificial laws in
philos essenes, as autonomous in law
phusis, and law in opposition
physis, as natural law
plato, laws
plato, on law
plato, on logos as laws savior
plato, on positive law as failure
plato, on positive law as instruction or habituation
plato, on positive laws inflexibility
plato, on positive laws need for a savior
plato, works, laws
pontifical law
preludes to laws
priests adolescent, as supervisors of the law
private laws
procedural law
procreation, the laws of procreation
proper respect for gods, and unwritten laws
property law
protevangelium of james, knowledge of law
prozbul as legal fiction, as uprooting biblical law
qedushta shir ha-shirim anonymous, law and torah emphasized in
rabbinic, law
rape, in athenian law
rationales, for the law
rationality, expressed in law
reading of law
rebekah, marriage of, as a source for rabbinic marriage law
religion, and law
religious authority, sacred law/prescriptions
religious correctness, laws concerning
religious law, unwritten law concerned with
revision of laws
ritual/law, and mythmaking
ritual/law, impurity
role playing,roman law
roman imperialism, and living law, ideal
roman law
roman law, and law of nature
roman law, on homosexuality
roman; abandon laws
rule of law
rule of law, aristocracy and
rule of law, breakdown of
rule of law, solution to anarchy
rule of law, supremacy of
rulers, in on law and justice
sacred law greek, common practice and
sacred law greek, corpus of
sacred law greek, de ned
sacred law greek, laconicity of
sacred law greek, limitation of
sacred law greek, nature of
sacred law greek, prescribing rituals
sacred law greek, prohibitive
sacred law greek, publications of
sacred law greek, retroacitve
sacred law heiliges recht
sacred law, as expression of communication
sacred law, lex sacra
sacred laws
sacred laws, cyrene cathartic law
sacred laws, iulis keos
sacred laws”
sacrifice, laws of
sadducees, sadducean law/halakha
sage, participating in law
salvation, of the law
samaritans, sabbath laws and
sasanian, administrators/administration, law
school, of law
seduction, in athenian law
seneca, on living law ideal in roman imperialism
sexuality, and law
sin, law leads to
sinai law before
slavery, and law
social status, and augustan laws
solon, laws of solon regulating funerary practices
sophists/sophism, relativism of,towards law
stealing sacred things, laws concerning
tablets, of the law
tacitus, of law
tamar, judah’s daughter in law
tannaim, tannaitic law, judaism, period
tannaitic law
tannaitic literature alternative juridical models, kingship and law in
temple, the, and jewish schools of law
testimony, law of, zadokite fragments
theology, evidence from law
torah, ancestral laws
tragedy, and law
tyrants law
universal rule, and greeks, said to be a law of nature
unwritten law
unwritten law in greco-roman thought
unwritten law in greco-roman thought, in philo
unwritten law, alluded to
unwritten law, and law of nature
unwritten law, as custom
unwritten law, in philo
unwritten law, perfect men as
unwritten law, unwritten nature
unwritten law, vis a vis written law
uprooting torah law
violation of the law
violence, law against
virtue and law
virtue and law, and the torah
virtue and law, in philo
women, and law
women, funerary laws and
worshippers, status in sacred laws
writing, written law
written law
written law, and higher laws
written law, documents
written law, in greek thought
zeus, and divine law
‘law and literature movement’