Sanhedrin began

When1:  -250

When2:  135

Who:    Sanhedrin or Gerousía or Assembly of the Ancients

What:   assembly

Where:  Israel

Detail: Sanhedrin was highest legal assembly, with seven learned men chosen from scribes, priests, and great families. Small Sanhedrin had 23 judges and tried criminal cases. These courts usually modified the law's harsh penalties.

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