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Tosefta Horayot 2:5-10

The convert and the freedman – the status of newcomers to Judaism.

Tosefta Kelim Bava Metzi‘a 3:1

Ritual purity and impurity of weapons and battle attire

Tosefta Menahot 13:21-23

Explanations for the destruction of the Temple

Tosefta Nedarim 2:2

Roman taxes and customs

Tosefta Pisḥa 8:18

Circumcision and Slaves

Tosefta Qiddushin 4:15

The children of a convert – are converts full members of the Israelite community?

Tosefta Qiddushin 5:1-2

The convert and the freedman – the status of newcomers in Judaism.

Tosefta Sanhedrin 9:11

Capital Punishment: Did the sages endorse a Roman method of decapitation?

Tosefta Shabbat 17:1, 8

When may Jews look at icons and their inscriptions?

Tosefta Shabbat 1:13

A belief in a near rebuilding of the Temple

Tosefta Sotah 15:10

Responses to the destruction of the Temple and to the Roman persecution that followed the Bar Kokhba revolt

Tosefta Sotah 15:11-15

Responses to the destruction of the Temple

Tosefta Sotah 15:6, 8-9

Decrees following wars against Rome

Tosefta Taanit 3:9-10, 14

The destruction of the Temple

Tosefta Terumot 1:6

The laws of siqriqon

Tosefta Yevamot 12:13

Gentile courts and the enforcement of Jewish family law: The validity of forced ḥalitzah in a non-Jewish court

Tosefta Yevamot 6:6

The status of a female convert and a freedwoman in marriage

Trimorphic Protennoia 41.2-20

Freedom from tyrannical rulers

Valerius Flaccus, Argonautica I.5-17

The affirmation of the dynastical principle in the proem of the Argonautica.

Valerius Maximus, Memorable Doings and Sayings II.8.praef

Rome’s universal expansion.

Judaism and Rome