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_aCocco, Francesco, _d1975- _e1 |
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_aThe Torah as a place of refuge : _bbiblical criminal law and the Book of Numbers / _cFrancesco Cocco. |
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_aTübingen : _bMohr Siebeck, _c(c)2016. |
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_aForschungen zum Alten Testament. 2. Reihe, _v84 |
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_tThe Law in the Bible and in the Ancient Near East -- _t"Biblical law ": ambiguities, problems and challenges of a definition -- _t"Does it make sense to speak of 'biblical law'?" : Epistemological problems -- _tMethodological difficulties : the problem of the sources -- _tComparison with roman law -- _tComparison with anglo-saxon law -- _tJuridical models of the 19th Century : between 'evolutionism' and 'diffusionism' -- _tThe 'evolutionist' model -- _tThe 'diffusionist' model -- _tThe authority of the law and the law-text relationship -- _tThe authority of the law according to the statutory model -- _tThe authority of the law according to the customary model -- _tThe law-text relationship in the two models -- _tThe affirmation of statutory law in Europe -- _tThe law of the ancient Near East -- _tThe principal Mesopotamian juridical collections -- _tThe juridical tradition of ancient Egypt -- _tGeneral considerations on the legislative collections of the ANE -- _tStatutory Interpretation : the law of the ANE as positive or prescriptive law -- _tCustomary interpretation of the laws of the ANE -- _tElements of continuity between the laws of the ANE and biblical law -- _tPeculiar elements of biblical law compared with the laws of the ANE -- _t"What, then, is biblical law?" an attempt at synthesis -- _tBiblical Criminal Law and the Book of Numbers -- _tCriteria distinguishing 'civil law' and 'criminal law' in the biblical legislative texts -- _tThe State of the art in recent literature -- _tA proposal to distinguish the norms based on the nature of conflict -- _tCriteria for the cataloguing and structuring of biblical laws -- _tSituational or 'external' criterion of cataloguing -- _t'Internal' criterion of cataloguing of the laws -- _tThe penal legislation in the book of Numbers -- _tThe legislative texts of the book of Numbers : general considerations -- _tThe general structure of the book of Numbers -- _tThe Organisation of the legislative material of the book of Numbers -- _t"Repetition or Reformulation?" : the Curious Case of Num 35:9-34 -- _tThe pericope in its literary context : demarcation and structure -- _tThe beginning of the pericope -- _tThe conclusion of the pericope -- _tThe internal articolation of the pericope : a structural hypothesis -- _tExegetical analysis of Num 35,9-34 -- _tInjunction to designate "cities of refuge" (vv. 10b-15) -- _tThe meaning of ... -- _tThe meaning of ... -- _tThe meaning of ... and its specific function in Num 35,9-34 -- _tThe meaning of the syntagma ... -- _tThe interpretation of Num 35,12 and its consequences for the hermeneutics of the whole pericope -- _tThe meaning of ... -- _tThe meaning of ... and ... -- _tThe conclusion of Num 35,15 -- _tDetermination of the different examples of homicide and their regulation (vv. 16-29) -- _tThe particularly wilful case, or malicious murder (vv. 16-21) -- _tThe unintentional case, or manslaughter (vv. 22-23) -- _tThe key function of Num 35,24 -- _tProcedure to be adopted in the case of homicide (vv. 24-29) -- _tProcedural clarifications and theologico-religious conclusion (vv. 30-34) -- _tProcedural clarifications (vv. 30-32) -- _tTheologico-religious conclusion (vv. 33-34) -- _t"From Law to Law" : understanding the novelty of Num 35,9-34 in the light of selected Biblical Criminal Laws -- _tComparison with thematically related texts -- _tThe case of homicide in the mishpat of Ex 21,12-14 -- _tThe legislation in the cities of refuge in Deut 19,1-13 -- _tThe relationship between Deut 19,1-13 and Deut 4,41-43 -- _tThe internal structure of Deut 19,1-13 -- _tThe introduction of the legislation on the cities of refuge (Deut 19,1-3) -- _tPurpose and demarcation of the area of the validity of the law (Deut 19,4-10) -- _tRegulation of the cases of murder (Deut 19,11-13) -- _tSummary considerations on the legislation of Deut 19,1-13 -- _tThe legislation on the cities of refuge in Josh 20,1-9 -- _tThe differences between the Hebrew and the Greek texts of Josh 20,1-9 -- _tThe proposal of A. Rofé : the Greek text of LXXB is the archetype of Josh 20 -- _tThe proposal of L. Schmidt : the Grundbestand of the Masoretic Text is the archetype of Josh 20 -- _tConclusions on the interdependence of the four biblical texts analysed -- _tConclusion -- |
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_aThe law on the "cities of refuge" contained in Numbers 35:9-34 is almost universally seen as a simple repetition of legal content that is basically already present in the legislation of other biblical books. Francesco Cocco demonstrates that we find ourselves here before a case of reformulation instead of simple repetition, the implications of which are extremely interesting for the understanding of biblical penal legislation. In this particular fragment, it exhibits traces of modernity so surprising as to be as good as the defence of civil liberties in the legal systems currently in force in the majority of democratic states. The author's enquiry takes its starting point and develops, therefore, from the novel contribution which the legislation in Numbers 35:9-34 confers on the entire biblical law of a penal character. -- _cPublisher's description |
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_aBible. _pNumbers _xCriticism, interpretation, etc. |
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_aCriminal justice, Administration of _xMoral and ethical aspects. |
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| 650 | 0 | _aBurden of proof. | |
| 650 | 0 | _aJudgments, Criminal. | |
| 650 | 0 | _aFair trial. | |
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_aBiblical Law _aBook of Numbers _aTorah _aHomicide _aCities of Refuge _aAltes Testament |
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