Josephus And Jewish History in Flavian Rome And BeyondJoseph Sievers, Gaia Lembi BRILL, 2005 - 454 pages The essays in this volume focus on the relationship between Josephus' Judean and Jewish identity on the one hand, and his life and writings in the context of Flavian Rome on the other. From very different points of view the various contributions to this volume, which is the fruit of an international colloquium entitled 'Josephus between Jerusalem and Rome' held in the city of Rome in 2003, shed light on the complex cultural interplay in Josephus' writings. After examining more general historiographical and literary questions, the volume proceeds to address specific issues of Josephus' presentation of Judaism and of historical 'data, ' "inter alia" about the war of 66-70 CE. A final section deals with the translation and transmission of his works. |
Table des matières
La genèse historique des Antiquités juives | 21 |
Josephus and History | 29 |
The Impotence of Titus or Josephus Bellum Judaicum as | 45 |
Reading Josephus Bellum | 71 |
The Provincial Historian in Rome | 101 |
Josephus and Greek Poetry | 121 |
Commonplaces in Herods Commander Speech in Josephus | 127 |
Josephus | 147 |
Some Observations on Josephus Description of the Essenian | 245 |
Wer dient wem? Die Darstellung des Flavischen | 257 |
The Vanquished Writing about | 279 |
Does Contra Apionem | 297 |
From the Bellum Judaicum | 331 |
Jewish Law | 343 |
The Latin Translation of Josephus Antiquitates | 371 |
Überlegungen | 405 |
Jan Willem van Henten | 190 |
Josephus and the Constraints | 209 |
Between Narrative and Theology | 229 |
Concluding Remarks | 425 |
List of Contributors | 431 |
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