Rabbis as Romans: the rabbinic movement in Palestine, 100-400 CE

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

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Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Setting the Stage: The Making of a Roman Province Chapter 2: Rabbis in Palestine: Texts, Origins, Development Chapter 3: The Formation of a Provincial Religious Movement Chapter 4: Provincial Arbitration: Cases and Rabbinic Authority Chapter 5: Romanization and Its Discontents: Rabbis and Provincial Culture Chapter 6: Epilogue: Rabbis in Palestine, Fifth to Eighth Century Appendix: Rabbinic Cases Bibliography

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