Economics in Persian-Period Biblical Texts

Peter Altmann

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Ancient Near East History Historical Economic and Legal Thought

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How did biblical texts respond to new economic developments in the Persian-period (6th-4th centuries BCE)? In this study, Peter Altmann traces the economic history of the time and devotes special attention to theological and identity implications of economics in the biblical texts.

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