Flavius Josephus: Translation and Commentary

Steve Mason · Louis H. Feldman · Christopher T. Begg · Paul Spilsbury · Chris Seeman · Jan Willem van Henten

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CONTENTS Preface and Acknowledgements Abbreviations and Sigla Introduction to Judean Antiquities 11.1-296 Introduction to Josephus' Account of Ezra and Nehemiah Antiquities 11.1-183 Translation and Commentary Introduction to Josephus' Account of Esther Antiquities 11.184-296 Translation and Commentary Introduction to Josephus' Account of the Later Persian Period Antiquities 11.297-347 Translation and Commentary Appendix: Alexander in Jerusalem: The Extra-Josephan Traditions (Ory Amitay) Bibliography Index of Ancient Texts Index of Ancient Persons and Places Index of Modern Authors Index of Greek Words Index of Hebrew Words Index of Aramaic Words Index of Latin Words Index of Persian Words

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