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'''Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában''' <Hungarian> / ''Jewish and Christian Holy Places in Late Antique Palestine'' (2016) is a book by [[Géza G. Xeravits]].  
'''Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában''' <Hungarian> / ''Jewish and Christian Holy Places in Late Antique Palestine'' (2016) is a book by [[Géza G. Xeravits]].  


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Zsidó és keresztény szent helyek a késő-ókori Palesztinában <Hungarian> / Jewish and Christian Holy Places in Late Antique Palestine (2016) is a book by Géza G. Xeravits.

Abstract

This richly illustrated small volume accompanies an exhibition of the Bible Museum, Budapest about the first Palestinian synagogues and churches. The volume is accompanied by a detailed English summary.

Editions and translations

Published in Budapest [Hungary]: Ráday Gyűjtemény Bibliamúzeuma, 2016.

Contents

Holy sites in late antique Palestine -- The first Jewish synagogues in Palestine -- The heyday of Palestinian synagogues -- Capernaum: where Jews and Christians coexisted -- Christian church architecture in late antique Palestine -- The Holy Sepulchre, the memorial site of Jesus’ resurrection -- Justitian’s Jerusalem: the heyday of the Christian Holy City -- The end of the Antiquity -- English summary -- List of illustrations in English -- Bibliography

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