Talmud (talmud)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 118
[Formerly also Thalmud; = F. Talmud (ML. Talmud ), The Talmud .. is the work which embodies the civil and canonical law of the Jewish people. It contains those rules and institutions by which, in addition to the Old Testament, the conduct of that nation is regulated. Whatever is obligatory on them, besides the law, is recorded in this work. Here doubts are resolved, duties explained, cases of conscience cleared up, and the most minute circumstances relative to the conduct of life discu ed with wonderful particularity. Kitto , Cyc. of Bib. Lit., II. 819.
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