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Very Good: A book that has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious damage to the cover, ...
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University of California Press
Binding
TP
EAN
9780520218437
ISBN
0520218434
Book Title
Jews in the Mediterranean Diaspora: From Alexander
Manufacturer
University of California Press

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
University of California Press
ISBN-10
0520218434
ISBN-13
9780520218437
eBay Product ID (ePID)
364650

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
544 Pages
Publication Name
Jews in the Mediterranean Diaspora : from Alexander to Trajan (323 Bce-117 CE)
Language
English
Subject
Ancient / General, Judaism / General, Antiquities & Archaeology, Europe / General, Jewish
Publication Year
1999
Type
Textbook
Author
John M. G. Barclay
Subject Area
Religion, History
Series
Hellenistic Culture and Society Ser.
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
20.8 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Series Volume Number
33
Illustrated
Yes
Table Of Content
Preface Abbreviations Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 A Distinguished People 1.2 Current Study of the Diaspora 1.3 The Scope, Plan and Spirit of This Study PART ONE: THE DIASPORA IN EGYPT Chapter 2: Jews in Ptolemaic Egypt 2.1 Immigration and Settlement: From Alexander to Ptolemy V Epiphanes (323-180 BCE) 2.1.1 Immigration 2.1.2 Settlement in the chora 2.1.3 Settlement in Alexandria 2.2 Prominence and Exposure: From Ptolemy VI Philometor to Cleopatra VII (180-30 BCE) 2.2.1 Political Developments 2.2.2 Social Developments Chapter 3: Jews in Roman Egypt: From Augustus to Trajan 3.1 The Alexandrian Pogrom and Its Aftermath 3.1.1 The Alexandrian Pogrom 3.1.2 The Embassies and Claudius'' Response Excursus: The Legal Status of Alexandrian Jews 3.2 Jewish Alienation 3.3 Jewish Revolt Chapter 4: Jews in a Diaspora Environment: Some Analytical Tools 4.1 Introduction 4.2 ''Orthodoxy'' and ''Deviation'' 4.3 Jews and Hellenization 4.4 Assimilation, Acculturation and Accommodation 4.5 Analysing the Evidence Chapter 5: Levels of Assimilation among Egyptian Jews 5.1 High Assimilation 5.2 Medium Assimilation 5.3 Low Assimilation 5.4 Unknown Assimilation Chapter 6: Cultural Convergence 6.1 Artapanus 6.2 Ezekiel 6.3 The Letter of Aristeas 6.4 Aristobulus 6.5 Philo 6.5.1 Philo''s Social Context 6.5.2 Mosaic Philosophy 6.5.3 Allegory 6.5.4 Israel and the Human Race 6.5.5 Philo and the Jewish Community Chapter 7: Cultural Antagonism 7.1 The Wisdom of Solomon 7.2 3 Maccabees 7.3 Joseph and Aseneth 7.4 The Egyptian Sibylline Oracles Chapter 8: Cyrenaica and Syria 8.1 Cyrenaica 8.2 Syria 8.2.1 The Hellenistic Era 8.2.2 The Roman Era Chapter 9: The Province of Asia Chapter 10: Rome 10.1 Republican Rome 10.2 The Augustan Era 10.3 From Tiberius to Claudius 10.4 From Nero to Trajan Chapter 11: Levels of Assimilation among Diaspora Jews Outside Egypt 11.1 High Assimilation 11.2 Medium Assimilation 11.3 Low Assimilation 11.4 Unknown Assimilation Chapter 12: Cultural Convergence and Cultural Antagonism Outside Egypt 12.1 Pseudo-Phocylides 12.2 Josephus 12.2.1 Josephus'' Social Context 12.2.2 Bellum ludaicum 12.2.3 Antiquitates Iudaicae 12.2.4 Contra Apionem 12.3 4 Maccabees Chapter 13: Paul: an Anomalous Diaspora]ew PART THREE: JEWISH IDENTITY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN DIASPORA Chapter 14: Jewish Identity in the Diaspora: A Sketch 14.1 The Ethnic Bond 14.2 Social and Symbolic Resources 14.2.1 The Local Community 14.2.2 Links with Jerusalem, the ''Homeland'' and other Diaspora Communities 14.2.3 The Law/Jewish Scriptures 14.2.4 The Figure of Moses 14.3 Practical Distinctions 14.3.1 Rejection of Alien, Pluralist and Iconic Cult 14.3.2 Separatism at Meals 14.3.3 Male Circumcision 14.3.4 Sabbath Observance 14.4 Conclusion Appendix on Sources Bibliography Index of Main Subjects and Places Index of References Index of Modern Authors
Synopsis
Most studies of Jews in the period from Alexander to Trajan have concentrated almost exclusively on Jerusalem and Judea. In this book, John Barclay assembles and analyzes evidence about the Jewish communities in Egypt, Syria, Cyrenaica, Rome, and Asia. Barclay's ambitious goal is to describe, as precisely as the evidence allows, the varying levels of assimilation and antagonism between Jews and the non-Jewish communities in these areas for this 440-year period. With a concluding review of Jewish identity in the Diaspora as a whole, this book provides our first comprehensive and multi-faceted survey of Diaspora communities and Diaspora literature., This book for the first time assembles and analyzes the evidence about the Jewish communities outside Judea: in Egypt (the longest section, for the evidence is quite plentiful), Syria, Cyrenaica, the province of Asia (in modern Turkey) and Rome.
LC Classification Number
DS135

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