In the Shadow of the Caesars
Autor Samuele Roccaen Limba Engleză Hardback – 8 sep 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004517042
ISBN-10: 9004517049
Pagini: 360
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: de Gruyter Brill
ISBN-10: 9004517049
Pagini: 360
Dimensiuni: 155 x 234 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: de Gruyter Brill
Notă biografică
Samuele Rocca, Ph.D. (2007), University of Bar Ilan, is senior lecturer at Ariel University, Israel. He has published monographs, such as Herod’s Judaea (2008), and many articles focusing on Jews and Judaism in the Second Temple Period and Late Antiquity.
Cuprins
Preface
List of Figures
About the Author
Introduction: The Jews of Roman Italy—A New Study
0.1 What Is Unique
0.2 Methodology
0.3 Primary Sources
0.4 Judeophobia versus Xenophobia
1 The Urban Geography and the Demographic Development of the Jewish Settlement in Imperial Rome: A Diachronic Overview
1.1 The Jewish Settlement during the Republic
1.2 The Jewish Settlement during the Early Empire
1.3 The Jewish Settlement in Late Antiquity
2 The Legal Status of the Jews in Roman Italy
2.1 The Legal Framework of the Jewish Community
2.2 The Legal Framework of the Jewish Community in the Early Empire
2.3 The Legal Framework of the Jewish Community in the Late Empire
2.4 Crossing the Border: Conversion to Judaism
3 Jewish Social Life in Roman Italy
3.1 The Onomasticon of the Jews of Roman Italy
3.2 The Social Spectrum and Occupational Framework of the Jews in Imperial Rome and Ostia
4 Reframing Judaism in Roman Italy
4.1 Jewish Apologetics in Roman Italy
4.2 The Religious Liturgy of the Jews in Roman Italy
4.3 Burying the Dead
4.4 Rediscovering a Nonfigurative Language: Jewish Art in Roman Italy
5 The Jewish Revolt: Jews and Judaism in Roman Imperial Ideology
5.1 Josephus and the Triumph of the Flavians
5.2 The Jewish War, Flavian Ideology, and Rome’s Urban Renewal
6 Conclusion: The History of Jews in Italy
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures
About the Author
Introduction: The Jews of Roman Italy—A New Study
0.1 What Is Unique
0.2 Methodology
0.3 Primary Sources
0.4 Judeophobia versus Xenophobia
1 The Urban Geography and the Demographic Development of the Jewish Settlement in Imperial Rome: A Diachronic Overview
1.1 The Jewish Settlement during the Republic
1.2 The Jewish Settlement during the Early Empire
1.3 The Jewish Settlement in Late Antiquity
2 The Legal Status of the Jews in Roman Italy
2.1 The Legal Framework of the Jewish Community
2.2 The Legal Framework of the Jewish Community in the Early Empire
2.3 The Legal Framework of the Jewish Community in the Late Empire
2.4 Crossing the Border: Conversion to Judaism
3 Jewish Social Life in Roman Italy
3.1 The Onomasticon of the Jews of Roman Italy
3.2 The Social Spectrum and Occupational Framework of the Jews in Imperial Rome and Ostia
4 Reframing Judaism in Roman Italy
4.1 Jewish Apologetics in Roman Italy
4.2 The Religious Liturgy of the Jews in Roman Italy
4.3 Burying the Dead
4.4 Rediscovering a Nonfigurative Language: Jewish Art in Roman Italy
5 The Jewish Revolt: Jews and Judaism in Roman Imperial Ideology
5.1 Josephus and the Triumph of the Flavians
5.2 The Jewish War, Flavian Ideology, and Rome’s Urban Renewal
6 Conclusion: The History of Jews in Italy
Bibliography
Index