Roman Defeat, Christian Response, and the Literary Construction of the Jew

David Olster

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Byzantine Studies and History Classical Antiquity Studies Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Olster explores Byzantine Christian reactions to the catastrophic Persian and Arab invasions, challenging long-held assumptions that divided "religious" from "secular" literature and exempted religion from contemporary social, political, and intellectual discourse.

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