The Dynasty of the Jewish Patriarchs

Alan Appelbaum

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Byzantine Studies and History Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity

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The Patriarchs who led the Jews of late antiquity were remarkable partly because they managed to maintain the Patriarchate as a family affair for more than two centuries. For the first time, Alan Appelbaum examines the Patriarchate as a hereditary dynasty, a series of men in a specific social structure, rather than as an institution of office, and the relationships among them.

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