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JEWISH CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS WITH THE GRECO-ROMAN WORLD:
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Raimo Hakola
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The History of the Jews in the Greco‐Roman World: The Jews of Palestine from Alexander the Great to the Arab Conquest. By Peter Schäfer [PDF]
N. H. Taylor
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This article offers a reading of the parable of the Dishonest Steward from the perspective of Greco-Roman status concern. It observes that the parable has a long and complicated history of interpretation.
Louis Ndekha
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The popular articles written by A.V. Mishulin (1901–1948), a Soviet historian of antiquity, were analyzed. These articles are focused on the history and culture of the Ancient East states (Egypt, India, and China) with account of their impact on the ...
S.B. Krikh
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Exploring the Acoustics of Ancient Open-Air Theatres
The theatres of Antiquity, Greek and Roman, constitute public buildings of the utmost importance in the history of Western culture and in universal cultural heritage.
Sara GIRÓN +2 more
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Extinciones históricas: el caso de la enigmática planta del Silfio [PDF]
This review refers to the Silphium (Apiaceae), one of the most enigmatic plants in the history of the Mediterranean. In Greco-Roman world, it was a panacea and especially, a powerful aphrodisiac which left many written historical references, in addition ...
Ríos, Segundo
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HERODIAN JUDEA: GAMES, POLITICS, KINGSHIP
This article will detail the kingship of Herod the Great in Judea and his enrollment of Greco-Roman architecture and culture during his reign in the first century BCE. Herod, it seems, made a deliberate break from his Jewish kingdom for the electrifying
Cody Scott Ames
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The Pythagoreans in the light and shadows of recent research
It has been said' that "Pythagoras casts a long shadow in the history of Greek thought". Indeed, the shadow both widens and deepens spectacularly in course of time.
Holger Thesleff
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The idea of becoming an individual in the context of early Christianity
The last centuries before the beginning of the Christian era, the first centuries after that, were enveloped in the history of mankind as a period of the total crisis and the decline of the Greco-Roman civilization, a crisis that covered virtually all ...
Pavlo Pavlenko
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A crowd of Gods: atheism and superstition in Juvenal Satire 13 [PDF]
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Uden, James
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