A person should study the written Torah first, and then read this [book], and thereby know the entire oral Torah, so that he will not need to read any other book in between them.
Jewish philosopher
Introduction to Mishneh Torah. Maimonides' bold claim about the comprehensiveness of his legal code.
c. 1177-1178
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