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Endnote 37 - Babatha’s Story

See Yadin, Greenfield and Yardeni, “Babatha’s Ketubba,” pp. 78–79, lines 14–17.

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Endnote 36 - Babatha’s Story

P. Yadin 16, pp. 65–70.

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Endnote 35 - Babatha’s Story

For the expression “Greek custom,” see Lewis, Katzoff and Greenfield, “Papyrus Yadin 18, ” pp. 239–241.

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Endnote 34 - Babatha’s Story

P. Yadin 18, pp. 76–82.

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Endnote 33 - Babatha’s Story

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Endnote 32 - Babatha’s Story

The end of the line in Mur 20 (Benoit, Milik and de Vaux, Murabba’ât; Fitzmyer, Manual, no. 41, pp. 140–143) is missing, so the full phrase may have been “according to the law of Moses and the Jews.”