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Mishnah, Horayot, 3.3

nan If they transgressed before they were appointed, and afterwards they were appointed, they are regarded as regular people. Rabbi Shimon said: if their sin came to their knowledge before they were appointed they are liable, but if after they were appointed they are exempt. Who is meant by a ruler? A king; for it says, “Any of all the commandments of the Lord his God” (Leviticus 4:22), a ruler (king) who has none above him save the Lord his God."

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bar kochba	Flatto (2021) 170
judiciary deposing the ruler,in rabbinic literature	Flatto (2021) 170
kingship,mishnahs conception of	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
mishnah conception of kingship	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
mishnah horayot	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
mishnah sanhedrin	Flatto (2021) 125
monarchy,mishnah horayot	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
nasi,as chief judge	Flatto (2021) 170
nasi,in rabbinic literature	Flatto (2021) 170
nasi,meaning of the term	Flatto (2021) 170
nasi,referred to as king	Flatto (2021) 124
patriarchate	Flatto (2021) 170
qumran literature on,tannaitic literature	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
rabbi ismael,mishnah horayot	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
rabbi ismael,other mishnaic passages	Flatto (2021) 125
rabbi ismael,royalty and judicial authority in	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
rofe,alexander	Flatto (2021) 170
sanhedrin	Flatto (2021) 170
stern,sacha	Flatto (2021) 170
tannaitic literature alternative juridical models,kingship and law in	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
tosefta horayot	Flatto (2021) 124, 125
urim and thummim'	Flatto (2021) 125