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Josephus, Judaism, and Christianity (1987) is a volume edited by Louis H. Feldman and Gōhei Hata.

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Table of contents

Part I - Josephus

• Josephus and the Roman Empire as reflected in The Jewish war / Menahem Stern
• Josephus and Justus of Tiberias / Tessa Rajak
• Josephus and Masada / David J. Ladouceur
• Philo and Josephus as historians of the same events / E. Mary Smallwood

Part II - Judaism

• Hellenizations in Josephus' Jewish antiquities: the portrait of Abraham / Louis H. Feldman
• Josephus' portrayal of the matriarchs / James L. Bailey
• The story of Moses interpreted within the context of anti-Semitism / Gohei Hata
• Antiquities IV, 277 and 288, compared with early rabbinic law / David M. Goldenberg
• Miracles in the writings of Flavius Josephus / Otto Betz
• The occult in Josephus / Morton Smith
• The Samaritans in Josephus / R.J. Coggins
• Josephus' Pharisees : a complete repertoire / Jacob Neusner
• The conversion of the royal house of Adiabene in Josephus and rabbinic sources / Lawrence H. Schiffman

Part III - Christianity

• The works of Josephus and the early Christian church / Heinz Schreckenberg
• Origen and Josephus / Wataru Mizugaki
• The Testimonium Flavianum and the martyrdom of James / Zvi Baras
• Josephus and Pseudo-Hegesippus / Albert A. Bell, Jr.
• Josephus in Byzantium / Steven Bowman
• Josippon, a medieval Hebrew version of Josephus / David Flusser
• The illustration of Josephus' manuscripts / Guy N. Deutsch
• Martin Luther and Flavius Josephus / Betsy Halpern Amaru

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