Ethnicity in Hellenistic Egypt

Per Bilde

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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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The series Studies in Hellenistic Civilization is published for the Danish Research Council for the Humanities. This third volume deals with the confrontation and co-operation between the many different ethnical groups who were settled in Egypt during the rule of the Ptolemaeic Kingdom (about 300-30 BC). The Jews are taken as an example and are described in more detail, but their relationship to other groups of emigrants (Greeks, Persians and Macedonians) is also examined.

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