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Mishnah, Horayot, 2.1
nan An anointed priest who rendered a decision for himself in error and acted unwittingly accordingly, must bring a bull. If he rendered the decision in error but acted upon it willfully, or made it willfully but acted upon it unwittingly, he is exempt; for a decision a high priest made for himself is like a ruling issued by the court to the community."

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subject	book bibliographic info
court procedures in rabbinic literature enforcement of,evidentiary rules	Flatto (2021) 149
individual justice,prominence of within rabbinic literature	Flatto (2021) 142
institutional justice,novel juridical template of	Flatto (2021) 142
judicial administration,alternative models of	Flatto (2021) 141, 142
judicial administration,criticism of alternative models	Flatto (2021) 149
judicial administration,priestly justice	Flatto (2021) 141, 142
judicial administration,responses to priestly justice	Flatto (2021) 149
praetor (title of ancient roman magistrate)	Flatto (2021) 142
priestly justice,as reflected in rabbinic literature	Flatto (2021) 142
priestly justice,containing	Flatto (2021) 149
priestly justice,incorporating into a broader judicial framework	Flatto (2021) 149
priestly justice,opposition to	Flatto (2021) 149
priestly justice,responses to	Flatto (2021) 149
priestly justice	Flatto (2021) 141, 142
rabbi ismael,priestly justice	Flatto (2021) 141, 142, 149
tannaitic literature alternative juridical models,criticism of alternative models	Flatto (2021) 149
tannaitic literature alternative juridical models,juridical models in'	Flatto (2021) 142
tannaitic literature alternative juridical models,juridical models in	Flatto (2021) 141, 149
tannaitic literature alternative juridical models	Flatto (2021) 141, 142