Biblical Archaeology Review

Neusner sent a mild letter to Conservative Judaism which was published in its Summer 1984 issue (p. 102), but this letter did not address the major substantive points of Cohen’s criticism.

Neusner, “Unburdening of a Scholar.”

Neusner, The Public Side of Learning, pp. 122, 127.

Neusner, “The Mishnah and the Smudgepots,” Midstream, June/July 1985, p. 40; reprinted in Public Side of Learning.

Neusner, Public Side of Learning, p. 128.

Neusner, The Peripatetic Saying, Brown Judaica Series 89 (Chico, California: Scholars Press, 1985), p. 34.

See previous endnotes.

Neusner’s comments on the Lieberman review contained in the manuscript submitted to BAR have now been printed verbatim in Neusner, “Unburdening of a Scholar Besieged,” Jewish Advocate (Boston), July 11, 1985. It is safe to say they will also be reprinted in a forthcoming selection of Neusner’s papers, and possibly elsewhere.

This matter, too, is discussed by Neusner at some length in the publications cited in endnote 1.

Steven Katz, “Issues in the Separation of Judaism and Christianity After 70 C.E.: A Reconsideration,” JBL, Mar. 1984, pp. 43–76.