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Jewish Civilization in the Hellenistic-Roman Period (1991) is a volume edited by Shemaryahu Talmon.

Abstract

"Published in cooperation with the International Center for University Teaching of Jewish Civilization, Jerusalem."

Editions

Published in Sheffield [England]: JSOT Press, 1991 (Journal for the Study of the Pseudepigrapha Supplement Series, 10).

Table of contents

• The internal diversification of Judaism in the early Second Temple period / Shemaryahu Talmon

• The material culture of the Jews in the Hellenistic-Roman period / Uriel Rappaport

• Religious and national factors in Israel's war with Rome / Thomas A. Idinopulos

• The import of early Rabbinic writings for an understanding of Judaism in the Hellenistic-Roman period / Gerald J. Blidstein

• Literary typologies and biblical interpretation in the Hellenistic-Roman period / Devorah Dimant

• The book of Ben Sira : implications for Jewish and Christian traditions / Maurice Gilbert

• The Qumran scrolls : a report on work in progress / John Strugnell

• Hebrew biblical manuscripts from the Judaean Desert: their contribution to textual criticism / Emanuel Tov

• Qumran and Rabbinic Halakhah / Lawrence H. Schiffman

• Recent Qumran discoveries and Halakhah in the Hellenistic-Roman period / Joseph M. Baumgarten

• Deviations from Scripture in the purity laws of the Temple Scroll / Jacob Milgrom

• Qumran in relation to the Apocrypha, Rabbinic Judaism, and nascent Christianity: impacts on university teaching of Jewish Civilization in the Hellenistic-Roman period / James H. Charlesworth

• The Qumran fragments of 1 Enoch and other apocryphal works: implications for the understanding of early Judaism and Christian origins / George W.E. Nickelsburg

• The "Teacher of Righteousness" and Jesus: two types of religious leadership in Judaism at the turn of the era / Hartmut Stegemann

• Between the Bible and the Mishnah: Qumran from within / Shemaryahu Talmon

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