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Josephus is used to the study of the history of early Church, and a brief history of the Second Temple Period is added as a prologue to the New Testament. | Josephus is used to the study of the history of early Church, and a brief history of the Second Temple Period is added as a prologue to the New Testament. | ||
==Editions | ==Editions== | ||
Published in [[Geneva, Switzerland]]: Ioan. de Tournes & Iac de la Pierre, 1634. | Published in [[Geneva, Switzerland]]: Ioan. de Tournes & Iac de la Pierre, 1634. | ||
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[[Category:1634| Cappel]] | [[Category:1634| Cappel]] | ||
[[Category:Latin language|1634 Cappel]] | [[Category:Latin language--1600s|1634 Cappel]] | ||
[[Category:Made in the 1630s| 1634 Cappel]] | |||
[[Category:Second Temple Studies-- | [[Category:Second Temple Studies--1600s|1634 Cappel]] | ||
[[Category:Second Temple Studies--Latin |1634 Cappel]] | [[Category:Second Temple Studies--Latin |1634 Cappel]] | ||
[[Category:Christian Origins Studies--1600s|1634 Cappel]] | [[Category:Christian Origins Studies--1600s|1634 Cappel]] | ||
[[Category:Christian Origins Studies--Latin|1634 Cappel]] | [[Category:Christian Origins Studies--Latin|1634 Cappel]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:46, 25 July 2018
Historia apostolica illustrata, ex Actis apostolorum et epistolis Paulinis ... in compendium contracta ... Una cum verae epistolarum Paulinarum ... seriei historica demonstratione. His additum est historiae Judaice, ab Asamonaeorum, sive Machabaeorum tempore, ad Hierosolymorum & templi pe Titum Vespasianum ultimum excidium, breve ex Josepho compendium (1634) is a book by Louis Cappel.
Abstract
Josephus is used to the study of the history of early Church, and a brief history of the Second Temple Period is added as a prologue to the New Testament.
Editions
Published in Geneva, Switzerland: Ioan. de Tournes & Iac de la Pierre, 1634.