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Old Questions

Isaac

10th Century

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Legend of the Messiah

6th to 10th Century

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Writing Down the Oral Torah

b. Temurah 14b

220–600

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Artapanus on Moses

Eusebius

Preparation for the Gospel 9.27

Early 4th Century

A fresco depicts a decorated arch with a scallop shell niche, flanked by ornate columns. Above, symbols include a menorah, a lulav and etrog, a structure with columns and doors, a figure with a knife, and a ram.

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The Torah and Its Transmission in Ancient Judaism

4th Century BCE–6th Century CE

Printed page of Spanish text under decorative, columned archway with lintel featuring winged men with helmets holding banners on either side of portrait of bearded man holding a book.

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Spanish Edition of David Nieto’s Mateh Dan (The Tribe of Dan)

David Nieto

1714

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Daniel al-Qūmisī

Late 9th Century

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David ben Se‘adya’s The Book of Oaths (Poetic Version)

Levi ben Jacob al-Qal‘ī

Late 11th or Early 12th Century

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David ben Se‘adya’s The Book of Oaths (Hebrew Translation)

Isaac ben Reuben of Barcelona

The Book of Oaths, Section 3

Late 11th or Early 12th Century

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Responsum: On a Kohen Who Apostatized

Eliezer ben Isaac ha-Gadol

First Half of the 11th Century

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Vassal Treaty of Esarhaddon, King of Assyria

7th Century BCE

Basalt stela inscribed with Akkadian writing and figure on throne next to standing figure. Inset shows close-up of Akkadian writing.

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Stela with the Laws of Hammurabi

18th Century BCE