Was 70 CE a watershed in Jewish history? : on Jews and Judaism before and after the destruction of the Second Temple

Daniel R. Schwartz · Zeev Weiss · Ruth A. Clements

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Daniel R. Schwartz, Introduction I. Sons of Aaron and Disciples of Aaron: Priests and Rabbis before and after 70 Martha Himmelfarb, Found Written in the Book of Moses: Priests in the Era of Torah. Gideon Aran, Other Side of Israelite Priesthood: Sociological-Anthropological Perspective. Hannan Birenboim, A Kingdom of Priests: Did the Pharisees Try to Live Like Priests? Jodi Magness, Sectarianism before and after 70 CE. Zeev Weiss, Were Priests Communal Leaders in Late Antique Palestine? Archaeological Evidence. II. The and Other Places Ori Schwarz, Place beyond Place: On Artifacts, Religious Technologies, and the Mediation of Sacred Place. Jutta Leonhardt-Balzer, Priests and Priesthood in Philo: Could He Have Done without Them? Noah Hacham, Sanctity and the Attitude towards the Temple in Hellenistic Judaism. Michael Tuval, Doing without the Temple: Paradigms in Judaic Literature of the Diaspora III. Art and Magic Naama Vilozny, Rising Power of the Image: On Jewish Magic Art from the Second Temple Period to Late Antiquity. Gideon Bohak, Jewish Exorcism Before and After the Destruction of the Second Temple. Lee I. Levine, Emergence of Jewish Art IV. Sacred Texts: Exegesis and Liturgy Paul Mandel, Legal Midrash between Hillel and Rabbi Akiva: Did 70 CE Make a Difference? Esther G. Chazon, Liturgy Before and After the Temple's Destruction: Change or Continuity? Michael D. Swartz, Liturgy, Poetry, and the Persistence of Sacrifice V. Communal Definition - Pompey, Jesus, or Titus: Who Made the Difference? Nadav Sharon, Setting the Stage: Effects of the Roman Conquest and the Loss of Sovereignty. Jorg Frey, Temple and Identity in Early Christianity and in the Johannine Community: Reflections on the Parting of the Ways. Martin Goodman, Religious Reactions to 70: Limitations of the Evidence. Ruth A. Clements, Epilogue: 70 CE After 135 CE-The Making of a Watershed?

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