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Kol Nidre: Studies in the Development of Rabbinic Votive Institutions

Moshe Benovitz 1998 Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license © Brown University
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  • Cover
  • Series Page
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Publishers' Preface
  • Author's Note
  • List of Abbreviations
  • Introduction
  • 1. Neder: The Origin and Meaning of the Post-Biblical Prohibitive Vow
    • [1] Vows in the Hebrew Bible
    • [2] The Rabbinic Vow Formula
    • [3] Mark 7:11
    • [4] The Kidron Valley Sarcophagus Inscription
    • [5] The Consecration of Food in the Damascus Document
    • [6] The Vow in Philo's Hypothetica
    • [7] The Prohibitive Vow in Tannaitic Literature
  • 2. Issar: A Term in Search of Meaning
    • [1] Five Meanings of the Term Issar
    • [2] Issar in Numbers 30
    • [3] The "Commemorative Days" Baraita
    • [4] Issar in the Scroll of Fasting
    • [5] The "Issar is an Oath" Baraita
    • [6] Amoraic Interpretations of the Term Issar
    • [7] Issar as the Standard Term for Vow in Fourth-Century Palestine
  • 3. Herem: The Communal Vow
    • [1] Various Meanings of the Word Herem
    • [2] Herem as a Communal Wartime Offering
    • [3] The Herem in Pre-Deuteronomic Law and Narrative
    • [4] The Herem in Deuteronomy
    • [5] The Herem in the Priestly Literature
    • [6] The Herem of Persons in Second Temple Literature
    • [7] Herem as a Ban on Social Intercourse
    • [8] Excommunication at Qumran
    • [9] Herem and Anathema
    • [10] Herem and Community
  • 4. Qonam, Kinnui, and QONAS: Substitute Vow Formulae
    • [1] The Kinnuyim of Mishnah Nedarim 1:2
    • [2] Qonam is not a Phoenician Term
    • [3] Greek Koinon and Hebrew Qonam
    • [4] The Transcription of Koinon, Koine, and Koinos
  • 5. Shevuah: Taking the Name of the Lord
    • [1] The Biblical Executor-Type Oath Formula
    • [2] Divine and Human Executors
    • [3] Ancient Greek Oath Formulae
    • [4] The Greek Model Cannot Explain Rabbinic Usage
    • [5] Roman Oath Types and Rabbinic Usage
    • [6] Further Examples of Roman Influence
    • [7] Rabbinic Surety-Type Sanction Oaths and Doubly-Conditional Rabbinic Prohibitive Vows
    • [8] The Divine Name in Rabbinic Oaths
  • 6. Hatarat Nedarim: The Dissolution of Vows
    • [1] Hatarat Nedarim and Lack of Proper Intent
    • [2] Hatarat Nedarim as a Power Vested in the Rabbis
    • [3] The Evidence of Philo
    • [4] Hatarat Nedarim Prior to the Destruction of the Temple
    • [5] Hatarat Nedarim in Talmudic Law
  • 7. Kol Nidre
    • [1] The Origin and Development of the Kol Nidre Formula
    • [2] Kol Nidre and the High Holy Days
  • Bibliography
  • Index of Citations
  • Brown Judaic Studies

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