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Book of Torts

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Publisher: Yale University Press Summary: Book Eleven of 'The Code Of Maimonides' and the three following books (already published in this series) form a unit concerned mainly with civil and criminal law--that is, with affairs 'between man and his fellowman'--in contrast to the preceding ten books that are given over, for the most part, to the symbolic and ritual observances of the Law, and thus deal with provisions 'between man and God'.
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Publisher: Yale University Press

Book Eleven of 'The Code Of Maimonides' and the three following books (already published in this series) form a unit concerned mainly with civil and criminal law--that is, with affairs 'between man and his fellowman'--in contrast to the preceding ten books that are given over, for the most part, to the symbolic and ritual observances of the Law, and thus deal with provisions 'between man and God'.

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