Verus Israel: Study of the Relations Between Christians and Jews in the Roman Empire, AD 135-425

Marcel Simon

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Classical Antiquity Studies Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity

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Publisher's noteIntroduction Part 1 The Religious and Political Setting 1 The Aftermath: Palestinian Judaism 2 The Aftermath: The Diaspora 3 The Church and Israel 4 Rome, Judaism, and Christianity Part 2 The Conflict of Orthodoxies 5 Anti-Jewish Polemic, its Characteristics and Methods 6 Anti-Jewish Polemic-The Arguments Employed 7 The Christians in the Talmud 8 Christian Anti-Semitism Part 3 Contact and Assimilation 9 The Fate of Jewish Christianity10 Jewish Proselytism11 The Judaizers within the Church12 Superstititon and Magic Conclusion PostscriptBibliographySupplementary bibliographyNotesTranslations from Greek, Latin, and GermanIndex

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