Category:Josephus Studies

Josephus Studies is a field of research in Second Temple Judaism, that specializes in the study of Josephus and his Works. It includes scholarly works by international specialists, as well as selected fictional and non-fictional works by authors who have influenced the development of scholarship in the field.

• Topics : Josephus Biblio -- Josephus Editions -- Josephus Topics -- Josephus Translations -- Testimonium Flavianum

• Texts : Josephus' Works -/- Bellum Iudaicum -- Antiquitates Iudaicae -- Contra Apionem -- Vita

• People : Josephus -/- Berenice -- Herod Agrippa II -- John of Giscala -- Nero -- Simon bar Giora -- Tiberius Alexander -- Titus -- Vespasian

• Events : Jewish War -/- Battle of Beth Horon -- Destruction of the Second Temple -- Fall of Masada

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• Languages : English -- French -- German -- Italian -- Spanish -//- Bulgarian -- Czech -- Danish -- Czech -- Hebrew -- Hungarian -- Japanese -- Korean -- Latin -- Polish -- Portuguese -- Romanian -- Serbian -- Swedish -- Yiddish

• Scholarship : Johannes Schüssler -- Arnoldus Arlenius -- Peter Morwen -- Thomas Lodge -- William Whiston -- Maria Gustava Gyllenstierna -- Wilhelm Dindorf -- Henry St. John Thackeray -- Louis H. Feldman -- Steve Mason

• Fiction : Josephus Fiction -/- Lion Feuchtwanger

• Related Fields : Christian Origins Studies -- Hellenistic-Jewish Studies -- Historical Jesus Studies -- Philo Studies -- Second Temple Studies

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Josephus Studies : English -- French -- German -- Italian -- Spanish -//- Bulgarian -- Czech -- Danish -- Czech -- Hebrew -- Hungarian -- Japanese -- Korean -- Latin -- Polish -- Portuguese -- Romanian -- Serbian -- Swedish -- Yiddish