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Revision as of 15:17, 6 August 2009
Luigi Salvatorelli (1886-1974) was an Italian scholar.
Contribution to Second Temple Jewish Studies
Historian. In 1919 left his position of Professor of History of Christianity at Naples to pursue a career of journalist and publicist. After WW2 shifted his interest from antiquity to contemporary history.
Bibliography
Major Articles
- “From Locke to Reitzenstein: The Historical Investigation of the Origins of Christianity,” Harvard Theological Review (1929)