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This Invaluable Reference Defines Concepts, Religious Practices, Theological Terms, Persons, Places, And Essential Vocabulary From The Writings Of Judaism, Ranging From The Time Of The Pentateuch's Final Formation Until The Close Of The Babylonian Talmud. Over 3,300 Entries By Seventy International Scholars Offer Historical Literary, Religious, And Archaeological Background For Understanding The Canonical Form Of The Bible, The Texts Of The Second Temple Period, And The Classical Writings Of Rabbinic Judaism. The Scope Of This Volume Includes, Among Other Things, Information On Philo And Josephus, The Dead Sea Scrolls, The Mishnah, And The Talmud, As Well As Key Figures In The History Of Both Judaism And Early Christianity. The Dictionary Of Judaism In The Biblical Period Offers A Reliable Guide To The Wealth Of Material Useful For Reading The Holy Scriptures. It Has Few Rivals When It Comes To Accuracy And Readability, And Will Be An Indispensable Resource For Anyone Studying Religion--amazon.com. V. 1. A-i -- V. 2. J-z Jacob Neusner, Editor In Chief ; William Scott Green, Editor.
- Author
- Jacob Neusner, editor in chief; William Scott Green, editor
- Publisher
- New York: Macmillan Library Reference
- Published
- 1996
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780028972923
- Subjects
- Religion, Judaism, Literary Fiction
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