Books of the Minim; Imma Shalom and a Christian

Judge,

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How the Books of the Minim are to be treated,
Books of the Law written by a Min,

The Books of the Minim do not defile the hands,

R. Jehoshua and a Min; "Thou brier!"

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R. Jehoshua, R. Gamliel, R. El'azar and R. Aqiba and a

R. Jehudah ha-Qadosh and a Min; unity of God,
R. Ishmael ben José and a Min; unity of God,.

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R. Ḥanina and a Min; Israel and the Gentiles,

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R. Ḥanina and a Min; Rejection of Israel,
R. Ḥanina and a Min; Land of Israel, .
R. Jannai, R. Jonathan and a Min; grave of Rachel,
R. Simlai and the Minim; Two Powers,

R. Abahu, R. Saphra and the Minim,
R. Abahu and the Epiqurosin; Enoch, .

R. Abahu and the Minim; anachronisms in Scripture,
R. Abahu and the Minim; souls of the departed,
R. Abahu and a Min; God a jester, a priest,

R. Abahu and a Min; the coming of the Messiah,

R. Abahu and a Min; Sāsōn,

R. Ami and a Min; Resurrection,

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Gebiha ben Pesisa and a Min; Resurrection,

Section iii. Polemical allusions to Minim, Minuth.

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

Mishnah; thus, M. Gitt. ix. 10 means Mishnah, treatise Gittin, chapter ix., section 10.

Tosephta; thus, T. Sanh. viii. 7 means Tosephta, treatise Sanhedrin, chapter viii., section 7.

Old Testament.

New Testament.

Rabbi, or Rab; thus, R. Jehoshua means Rabbi
Jehoshua.

Passages from the Rabbinical literature are cited by the leaf and the page, or the leaf and the column, following the name of the treatise. Passages from the Jerusalem Talmud are distinguished by the letter j before the name of the treatise, those from the Babylonian Talmud by the letter b similarly placed; thus j. Ḥag. means Jerusalem Talmud, treatise Ḥagigah; b. B. Mez. means Babylonian Talmud, treatise Baba Mezia.

The names of the several treatises, which are the same for Mishnah, Tosephta, and both Talmuds, also the names of the Midrashim, are abbreviated as follows: