Josephus, Judaism, and ChristianityLouis Harry Feldman, Gōhei Hata |
Contents
CONTRIBUTORS | 9 |
ABBREVIATIONS | 19 |
Josephus and the Roman Empire as Reflected in The Jewish War | 71 |
Smallwood | 114 |
The Portrait of Abraham | 133 |
Josephus Portrayal of the Matriarchs by James L Bailey | 154 |
The Story of Moses Interpreted within the Context of AntiSemitism | 180 |
Antiquities IV 277 and 288 Compared with Early Rabbinic Law | 198 |
Miracles in the Writings of Flavius Josephus by Otto Betz | 212 |
CHRISTIANITY | 311 |
Baras | 338 |
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Abraham According to Josephus Adiabene Agrippa ancient Apion author of Josippon Baba Mezia Bellum Bible biblical BJ VII Byzantine century A.D. Christian circumcision cites Contra Celsum death destruction divine edition Egyptian Eleazar emperor episode Eusebius fact Feldman Flavius Josephus Gaius Genesis God's Greek Hebrew Hegesippus Hellenistic Herod historian House of Adiabene Hyrcanus interpretation Isaac Israel Izates Jacob Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Antiquities Jewish War Jews Josephan Josephus A I Josippon Judaism Justus Justus of Tiberias king Latin literature Luther manuscripts Masada mention miracles Monobazus Moses narrative Nicolaus Nicolaus of Damascus omitted Origen Palestine parallel passage pharaoh Pharisees Philo portrait priest prophets pseudo-Hegesippus punishment rabbis Rachel Rebekah reference Roman Rome Samaritans Sarah says Schreckenberg Septuagint Sicarii speech story suicide Talmud tannaitic Temple Testimonium Testimonium Flavianum theme Tiberias tion Titus tradition translation Vespasian writings XVIII καὶ