A History of the Jewish People during the Maccabean and Roman Periods (1900 Riggs), book
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A History of the Jewish People during the Maccabean and Roman Periods (1900) is a book by James Stevenson Riggs.
Abstract
Editions and translations
Published in London: Smith Edder and Co., 1900 and in New York, NY: C. Scribner's Sons, 1900. Reprinted several times in New York, NY: C. Scribner's Sons, 1903-1922; London: Smith Edder and Co., 1907; London: Kegan Paul 2006.
Table of contents
- Part I: The Maccabean Period of Jewish History
- 1. The Historical Sources and Literature of the Period
- 2. The Causes and Occasion of the Maccabean Uprising
- 3. The Successful Struggle for Religious Freedom
- 4. The Long Contest for Political Freedom
- 5. The Attainment of Independence
- 6. Judaism in Syria and Egypt
- 7. The Happy Days of Simon's Reign
- 8. Territorial Expansion under John Hurcanus
- 9. Internal Divisions and the Growth of Parties
- 10. The Revival of Hellenism and the Struggle of Parties
- 11. Fatal Dissensions and the Coming of the Romans
- Part II: The Roman Period of Jewish History
- 1. The Historical Sources and the Literature of the Period
- 2. The Troublous Times of Hyrcanus II
- 3. The Last of the Hasmoneans
- 4. Herod, the King of the Jews
- 5. Herod Under Augustus
- 6. In the Days of Herod the King
- 7. The Inner Life of the Nation
- 8. Herod's Sons and King Agrippa
- 9. In the Hands of Rome
- 10. The Final Catastrophe
- 11. Glimpses of Judaism in Palestine After the War and of Judaism in the Dispersion
- Appendix I: The Seleucidae
- Appendix II: The Genealogy of the Hasmoneans
- Appendix III: The House of the Herods
- Appendix IV: Outline of the Walls About Jerusalem in 70 A.D.
- Appendix V: Are There Maccabean Psalms?
- Appendix VI: Books of Reference upon Jewish History