I. bibliografie

Current Listings:

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  Rene S. Bloch, Der Judenexkurs des Tacitus im Rahmen der antiken Ethnographie: Literarische Form, historischer Kontext, Rezeptionsgeschichte
  (University of Basel, Switzerland)
  
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  Larry Brigden, A Commentary on the Sixth Book of the Jewish War
  (University of Queensland, Australia)
  
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  Junghwa Choi, Jewish Leadership in Roman Palestine from 70 CE to 135 CE
  (The Oxford University, Wolfson College)
  
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  Federico Moisés Colautti, La Pascua en la obra de Flavio Josefo
  (Pontificia Università Gregoriana)
  
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  Tessel M. Jonquière, Prayer in the Work of Flavius Josephus
  (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands)
  
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  Tamar Landau, The Use of Rhetorical Techniques in The Herodian Narratives of Flavius Josephus
  (Oxford University, Corpus Christi College)
  
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  Shawn C. Madden, Josephus's Use of the Book of Daniel: a Study of Hellenistic-Jewish Historiography
  (The University of Texas, Arlington)
  
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  Shelly Matthews, High-Standing Women and Mission and Conversion: A Rhetorical-Historical Analysis of the Antiquities and Acts
  (Harvard University)
  
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  Zuleika Rodgers, Josephus: Patriot, Priest, Politician. His Vita and Contra Apionem as Witness to his Concerns for Jews and Judaism
  (Trinity College, Dublin)
  
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  Honora Howell Chapman, Spectacle and Theater in Josephus's Bellum Judaicum
  (Stanford University)
  
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  Adam Kolman Marshak, Herod the Great and the Power of Image: Political Self-Presentation in the Herodian Dynasty  
  (Yale University, New Haven, CT)
  
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  Tessa Rajak, Flavius Josephus: Jewish History and the Greek World
  (University of Reading, Reading, UK)
  
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  Jonathan Philip Roth, The Logistics of the Roman Army in the Jewish War
  (San José State University, San José, California)
  
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  Mark Brighton, The Sicarii in Josephus' Judean War
  (University of California, Irvine, Irvine, California)
  
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  David Nakman, The Halakha in the Writings of Josephus [Hebrew]
  (Bar Ilan University, Ramat-Gan Israel)
  
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  Lada Semenchenko, Hellenistic Motifs in the 'Jewish Antiquities' of Flavius Josephus [Russian]
  (Dept. of History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow)