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How encounters with the Roman Empire compelled the Jews of antiquity to rethink their conceptions of Israel and the TorahThroughout their history, Jews have lived under a succession of imperial powers, from Assyria and Babylonia to Persia and the Hellenistic kingdoms. Jews and Their Roman Rivals sho...

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Autor principal: Berthelot, Katell (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press, [2021]
Temas:
HISTORY / Ancient / Rome.
Aelius Gallus.
Against Apion.
Alexander Jannaeus.
Antoninus Pius.
Arianism.
Avodah Zarah.
Babylonian captivity.
Bar Kokhba revolt.
Battle of Cynoscephalae.
Bikkurim (Talmud).
Book of Deuteronomy.
Book of Leviticus.
Christianity and Judaism.
Civis romanus sum.
Conversion to Judaism.
Deuteronomist.
Deuteronomy Rabbah.
Diocletian.
Dionysius of Halicarnassus.
Donatism.
Esau.
First Jewish-Roman War.
Founding of Rome.
Gentile.
God.
Haredi Judaism.
Hebrews.
Hellenistic period.
Herodians.
Hillel and Shammai.
Hippolytus of Rome.
Hittites.
Hiyya bar Abba.
Imperial cult (ancient Rome).
Imperialism.
Israelites.
Jehoshaphat.
Jerusalem Talmud.
Jewish Christian.
Jewish culture.
Jewish diaspora.
Jewish history.
Jewish identity.
Jewish literature.
Jewish religious movements.
Jewish studies.
Jews.
Judaism.
Judaizers.
Judas Maccabeus.
Judea (Roman province).
Judea.
King of the Romans.
Kingdom of Judah.
Lactantius.
Lamentations Rabbah.
Law of Moses.
Legal fiction.
Letter of Aristeas.
Leviticus Rabbah.
Maimonides.
Manichaeism.
Marcionism.
Masoretic Text.
Messiah in Judaism.
Messianism.
Midrash.
Mishnah.
Mishneh Torah.
Neo-Babylonian Empire.
Noahidism.
Patrician (ancient Rome).
Pelagianism.
Persecution of Christians.
Proselyte.
Protestantism.
Puritans.
Rabbi.
Rabbinic Judaism.
Rabbinic literature.
Roman Empire.
Roman Government.
Roman Inquisition.
Roman Kingdom.
Roman Law.
Roman army.
Roman calendar.
Roman citizenship.
Roman consul.
Roman mythology.
Rome and Jerusalem.
Saducismus Triumphatus.
Second Punic War.
Second Temple Judaism.
Sicarii.
Sin offering.
Slavery.
Suetonius.
Tosefta.
Vindicta Salvatoris.
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  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Illustrations
  • Maps
  • Acknowledgments
  • Abbreviations
  • Note on Translations
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Coping with Empires before Rome: From Assyria to the Hellenistic Kingdoms
  • 1. The Neo-Assyrian Empire
  • 2. The Neo-Babylonian Empire
  • 3. The Persian Empire
  • 4. The Hellenistic Kingdoms
  • Chapter 2 The Unique Challenge of the Roman Empire: A Rivalry between Two Peoples
  • 1. The Imperialism of a People
  • 2. The "Election" of the Romans
  • 3. The "Vocation" of the Romans
  • 4. The Roman Victories Over the Jews: Obliteration and Substitution
  • 5. Rome as Israel's Twin Brother and Rival
  • Chapter 3 The Challenge of Roman Power
  • 1. Roman Military Power and Roman Manliness
  • 2. A Rivalry for Military Valor?
  • 3. Jewish Criticism and Redefinitions of Bravery, Manliness, and Power
  • Chapter 4 The Challenge of Roman Law and Jurisdiction
  • 1. The Nature of the Challenge
  • 2. Rabbinic and Roman Law: A Partly Shared Legal Culture?
  • 3. A Rivalry of Legal Systems: The Torah versus Roman Jurisdiction
  • 4. The Torah as Nonuniversal Law
  • Chapter 5 The Challenge of Roman Citizenship
  • 1. The Nature of the Challenge
  • 2. Judaism as "Citizenship": The Hellenistic Context and the Impact of Rome
  • 3. Beyond Citizenship: The Enduring Significance of Lineage and the Legal Fiction of Adoption
  • Conclusion
  • Bibliography
  • Index of Ancient Sources

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