The Jews among the Greeks and Romans (1915 Radin), book

The Jews among the Greeks and Romans (1915) is a book by Max Radin.

Editions and translations

Published in Philadelphia, PA [America]: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1915. Reissued in New York, NY: Arno, 1973.

Table of contents

• Introduction
• 1. Greek Religious Concepts
• 2. Roman Religious Concepts
• 3. Greek and Roman Concepts of Race
• 4. Sketch of Jewish History between Nebuchadnezzar and Constantine
• 5. Internal Development of the Jews During the Persian Period
• 6. The First Contact Between Greek and Jew
• 7. Egypt
• 8. Jews in Ptolemaic Egypt
• 9. The Struggle against Greek Culture in Palestine
• 10. Antiochus the Manifest God
• 11. The Jewish Propaganda
• 12. The Opposition
• 13. The Opposition in Its Social Aspect
• 14. The Philosophic Opposition
• 15. The Romans
• 16. Jews in Rome During the Early Empire
• 17. The Jews of the Empire till the Revolt
• 18. The Revolt of 68 C.E.
• 19. The Development of the Roman Jewish Community
• 20. The Final Revolts of the Jews
• 21. The Legal Position of the Jews in the Later Empire
• Summary

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