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Pomegranates and Golden Bells: Studies in Biblical, Jewish, and Near Eastern Ritual, Law, and Literature in Honor of Jacob Milgrom
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LP (lp27) | 827 comments Actually, the citation before me doesn't list Milgrom at all. Instead, the editors of this volume are:

David Pearson Wright, David Noel Freedman, Avi Hurvitz.


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Empress (the_empress) Are there any authors in the edition in front of you?


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I took the editors' names from how they are listed on WorldCat: http://www.worldcat.org/title/pomegra...

I don't have the time to add all the contributors now, but if someone else hasn't gotten to it by tonight I'll see what I can do.


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Lesley | 59 comments This really long list of contributors relate to individual works that make up the total content of this volume. WorldCat record contains a full table of contents. Is that what we want to enter?


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Empress (the_empress) Ella's Gran wrote: "This really long list of contributors relate to individual works that make up the total content of this volume. WorldCat record contains a full table of contents. Is that what we want to enter?"

Yes, the GR limit is 50 but I don't think there are that many names in that list.


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LP (lp27) | 827 comments Ellie [The Empress] wrote: "Are there any authors in the edition in front of you?"

I don't have the book in front of me. The citation appears in a footnote in the book "Reading Law as Narrative", by Assnat Bartor. I also noticed the same listing of editors in Googlebooks.


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Lesley | 59 comments Leni wrote: "Ellie [The Empress] wrote: "Are there any authors in the edition in front of you?"

I don't have the book in front of me. The citation appears in a footnote in the book "Reading Law as Narrative", ..."



The title of the book is correct in that it is "... in honor of
Jacob Milgrom" who was known for his research on Biblical laws, commentaries on the Torah and Dead Sea Scrolls.


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Lesley | 59 comments Ellie [The Empress] wrote: "Ella's Gran wrote: "This really long list of contributors relate to individual works that make up the total content of this volume. WorldCat record contains a full table of contents. Is that what w..."

So, do we want just the contributor names, not the chapter/work titles, and where do we want to put them in the work record. As individual entries in the 'author' field or where?


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LP (lp27) | 827 comments Ellie [The Empress] wrote: "Ella's Gran wrote: "This really long list of contributors relate to individual works that make up the total content of this volume. WorldCat record contains a full table of contents. Is that what w..."
I don't see why anyone ought to go to the trouble of listing all contributors. The book's cover simply indicates the 3 editors I named in my initial post.

http://books.google.com/books?id=1poy...


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