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Cover 1 Half-title 3 Title page 5 Copyright information 6 Table of contents 7 Acknowledgments 9 1 Minim Stories in the Talmud: Introductory Discussion 13 Heretic Narratives of the Babylonian Talmud 18 Minut As Heresy 19 Minim and Christian Heresy 22 Minim as Heretics in the Babylonian Talmud 24 Heresy vs. “Heresiological Representations” 28 Who are the Minim? 30 Minim in the Babylonian Talmud 32 A Rabbinic Literary Response to Contemporaneous Christian Views 34 The Talmudic Minim as the Final Stage in the Altering Use of the Term 36 Methodology 37 Septuagint Version of the Verses 39 Transmission of Christian Traditions into the Rabbinic Talmud 45 Orality and Secondary Orality 48 Constructing History from Texts 50 2 “A Fool You Call Me?”: On Insult and Folly in Late Antiquity 55 “Fool” in the New Testament 55 Insults in the Ancient World 59 “Fool” and doreshe .alaqot 60 Doreshe ḥalaqot and req 63 “It is Not an Empty Matter from you” in Rabbinic Literature 65 “Our Full Torah” 69 Matthew 5:22 and the Misinterpretation of the Law 70 “Fool” in Rabbinic Literature 72 Early Church Writers 75 Conclusions 76 3 “He Who Forms the Mountains and Creates the Wind”: Amos 4:13 and the Jewish-Chris
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