Josephus and Modern Scholarship, 1937-1980

Title Page......Page 3
Table of Contents......Page 5
1: Introduction: General......Page 17
2: Bibliography......Page 20
3: The Text......Page 36
4: Translations into Modern Languages......Page 44
5: The Latin and Syriac Versions......Page 56
6: The Slavonic Version......Page 64
7: Josippon......Page 73
8: Josephus' Life......Page 91
9: General Accounts of Josephus......Page 115
10: Josephus' Paraphrase of the Bible......Page 137
11: Josephus as Historian of the Post-Biblical Period (until 63 B.C.E.): General Issues .......Page 208
12: Josephus as Historian of the Post-Biblical Period: Specific Events......Page 223
13: Josephus as Historian of the Roman Period (from Pompey until Herod)......Page 275
14: Herod......Page 294
15: The Period after Herod until the Outbreak of the War against the Romans......Page 320
16: The War against the Romans......Page 362
17: Special Problems in Connection with Josephus' Works......Page 394
18: Josephus' Sources......Page 408
19: Josephus' Views on the Jewish Rehgion......Page 436
20: Josephus' Views on Halakhah Qewish Law)......Page 508
21: Religious Movements: the Samaritans......Page 544
22: The Pharisees and Divergent Jewish Sects......Page 558
23: Christianity......Page 689
24: Proselytes and 'Sympathizers'......Page 742
25: Josephus and Archaeology......Page 751
26: Vocabulary and Style......Page 819
27: Josephus' Influence until the Twentieth Century......Page 855
28: Josephus' Influence on Modern Contemporary Literature......Page 892
29: Desiderata......Page 900
Addenda......Page 915
1. 'War'......Page 993
2. 'Antiquities'......Page 1000
3. 'Life'......Page 1012
4. 'Against Apion'......Page 1013
C. Hebrew Scriptures and Septuagint......Page 1015
E. Apocrypha......Page 1018
F. Pseudepigrapha......Page 1019
H. Samaritan Writings......Page 1020
I. New Testament......Page 1021
J. Greco-Jewish and Greco-Samaritan Writers (except Philo and Josephus)......Page 1022
K. Philo and Pseudo-Philo......Page 1023
1. Mishnah......Page 1024
3. Babylonian Talmud......Page 1025
4. Jerusalem Talmud......Page 1026
7. Other Rabbinic Works......Page 1027
M. Pagan Greek Writers......Page 1028
N. Pagan Latin Writers......Page 1030
P. Early Christian Writers in Greek......Page 1032
R. Medieval Writers in Arabic, Armenian, Ethiopic, Russian, and Syriac......Page 1034
T. Byzantine Greek Writers......Page 1035
V. Modern Literary Figures......Page 1036
A. Greek......Page 1038
B. Latin......Page 1044
C. Hebrew and Aramaic......Page 1045
III. Index of Names of Modern Writers......Page 1046