JOSEPHUS, JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY, ED. PAR L. H. FELDMAN ET G. HATA

Notice(s) liée(s) (18)

1987 Bailey (James L.) JOSEPHUS'PORTRAYAL OF THE MATRIARCHS. PP. 154- 179.

1987 Baras (Zvi) TESTIMONIUM (THE) FLAVIANUM AND THE MARTYRDOM OF JAMES. PP. 338- 348.

1987 Bell (Albert A.Jr.) JOSEPHUS AND THE PSEUDO-HEGESIPPUS. PP. 349- 361.

1987 Betz (Otto) MIRACLES IN THE WRITINGS OF FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS. PP. 212- 235.

1987 Bowman (Steven) JOSEPHUS IN BYZANTIUM. PP. 362- 385.

1987 Coggins (R.J.) SAMARITANS (THE) IN JOSEPHUS. PP. 257- 273.

1987 Feldman (Louis H.) HELLENIZATIONS IN JOSEPHUS'JEWISH ANTIQUITIES: THE PORTRAIT OFABRAHAM. PP. 133- 153.

1987 Goldenberg (David M.) ANTIQUITIES IV, 277 AND 288, COMPARED WITH EARLY RABBINIC LAW. PP. 198- 211.

1987 Hata (Gohei) STORY (THE) OF MOSES INTERPRETED WITHIN THE CONTEXT OFANTI-SEMISTISM. PP. 180- 197.

1987 Ladouceur (David J.) JOSEPHUS AND MASADA. PP. 95- 113.

1987 Mizugaki (Wataru) ORIGEN AND JOSEPHUS. PP. 325- 337.

1987 Neusner (Jacob) JOSEPHUS'PHARISEES: A COMPLETE REPERTOIRE. PP. 274- 292.

1987 Rajak (Tessa) JOSEPHUS AND JUSTUS OF TIBERIAS. PP. 81- 94.

1987 Schiffman (Lawrence H.) CONVERSION (THE) OF THE ROYAL HOUSE OF ADIABENE IN JOSEPHUS ANDRABBINIC SOURCES. PP. 293- 312.

1987 Schreckenberg (Heinz) WORKS (THE) OF JOSEPHUS AND THE EARLY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. PP. 315- 324.

1987 Smallwood (E.Mary) PHILO AND JOSEPHUS AS HISTORIANS OF THE SAME EVENTS. PP. 114- 129.

1987 Smith (Morton) OCCULT (THE) IN JOSEPHUS. PP. 236- 256.

1987 Stern (Menahem) JOSEPHUS AND THE ROMAN EMPIRE AS REFLECTED IN "THE JEWISH WAR". PP. 71- 80.