Titre : |
The origins of Christianity; sources and documents |
Type de document : |
texte imprimé |
Auteurs : |
Howard Clark Kee, Auteur |
Editeur : |
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall |
Année de publication : |
©1973 |
Importance : |
xi, 270 p. |
Format : |
23 cm |
ISBN/ISSN/EAN : |
978-0-13-642553-3 |
Note générale : |
Includes bibliographical references |
Langues : |
Anglais (eng) |
Catégories : |
Bible. -- New Testament -- History of contemporary events -- Sources. Apocryphes
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Note de contenu : |
Introduction --
HISTORICAL SOURCES. POLITICAL HISTORY. Judaism. I Maccabbees (from the rise of the Maccabees to the decline of the Hasmoneans) --
Josephus: antiquities of the Jews (the end of the Hasmoneans and the conquest of Palestine by Rome ; Antipater and the Herodian line) --
Josephus: Jewish Wars (Jewish nationalism: the first and second revolts against Rome) --
Roman policy in the Eastern provinces. (Toward Judaism) --
Josephus: antiquities (Caesar Augustus' political arrangements in Palestine) --
Philo of Alexandria: ad Gaium (conflict between Jews and Gaius Caligula) --
(Toward Christianity) --
Pliny's letter to the Emperor Trajan --
RELIGIOUS HISTORY. Jewish religious institutions and practices. The feasts: Passover-Mishnah: Mo'ed (Pashin) ; Hanukah-Mishnah: Mo'ed (Megilla) --
The temple --
Josephus: Jewish Wars --
The Scriptures for the Diaspora --
letter of Aristeas --
The imperial cult in the east. Decree of the Synod of the province of Asia --
Popular religion in the early empire (initiation into the mysteries and syncretistic savior cults). Apuleius: Metamorphoses --
Dedicatory inscription --
Letter honoring Serapis --
Magical incantations. The Church in the apostolic age. Eusebius: ecclesiastical history --
MEANING IN HISTORY --
Jewish apocalyptic: Jubilees. Jewish mystical: Philo of Alexandria. Hellenistic Ethical: IV Maccabees. Roman Eschatological: Virgil Eclogue IV. LITERARY TEXTS AND FOLK-LITERARY SOURCES. LITERARY TEXTS. Wisdom and its mediators. Wisdom of Ben Sira --
Wisdom of Solomon --
Jewish interpretation of Scripture. Paraphrases and expansion of the Scriptural narratives. Targum of pseudo-Jonathan --
Midrash Sifre on Numbers --
Midrash Mechlita on Exodus --
Allegorical interpretation of Scripture: Philo on the cherubim non-rabbinic midrash: Genesis Apocryphon --
Midrash Pesher --
Biblical antiquities of pseudo-Philo --
Jewish legal interpretation. Concerning proselytes --
The poor, the rich, and the wicked --
Authority in interpretation --
Oral law --
Judicial procedures --
Death penalty --
Eschatological texts. Pharisaic nationalistic texts: the psalms of Solomon --
Apocalyptic texts: testaments of the twelve patriarchs, I Enoch, IV Ezra, Qumran texts: The Dead Sea scrolls, The war of the children of light and the children of darkness --
Popular tales and biographical narratives. Popular 'lives' of great men (Chria): (Diogenes Laertius: Socrates; Digogenes of Sinope, Rabbinic anecdotes, Philostratus: life of Apollonius of Tyana, Lucian of Samosata: Alexander the false prophet) --
Miracle stories: (rabbinic miracle stories, Philostratus: Apollonius of Tyana --
Parables: (Talmudic sources) --
Hellenistic ethical and philosophical texts. Diogenes Laertius: Zeno --
Epictetus --
Revelatory and gnostic texts. Hermetica --
The Odes of Solomon --
The Gospel of Thomas --
The acts of Thomas (hymn of the pearl) --
NONLITERARY MATERIAL FROM THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN. Inscriptions from the Eastern Mediterranean. Personal letters. |
The origins of Christianity; sources and documents [texte imprimé] / Howard Clark Kee, Auteur . - Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, ©1973 . - xi, 270 p. ; 23 cm. ISBN : 978-0-13-642553-3 Includes bibliographical references Langues : Anglais ( eng)
Catégories : |
Bible. -- New Testament -- History of contemporary events -- Sources. Apocryphes
|
Note de contenu : |
Introduction --
HISTORICAL SOURCES. POLITICAL HISTORY. Judaism. I Maccabbees (from the rise of the Maccabees to the decline of the Hasmoneans) --
Josephus: antiquities of the Jews (the end of the Hasmoneans and the conquest of Palestine by Rome ; Antipater and the Herodian line) --
Josephus: Jewish Wars (Jewish nationalism: the first and second revolts against Rome) --
Roman policy in the Eastern provinces. (Toward Judaism) --
Josephus: antiquities (Caesar Augustus' political arrangements in Palestine) --
Philo of Alexandria: ad Gaium (conflict between Jews and Gaius Caligula) --
(Toward Christianity) --
Pliny's letter to the Emperor Trajan --
RELIGIOUS HISTORY. Jewish religious institutions and practices. The feasts: Passover-Mishnah: Mo'ed (Pashin) ; Hanukah-Mishnah: Mo'ed (Megilla) --
The temple --
Josephus: Jewish Wars --
The Scriptures for the Diaspora --
letter of Aristeas --
The imperial cult in the east. Decree of the Synod of the province of Asia --
Popular religion in the early empire (initiation into the mysteries and syncretistic savior cults). Apuleius: Metamorphoses --
Dedicatory inscription --
Letter honoring Serapis --
Magical incantations. The Church in the apostolic age. Eusebius: ecclesiastical history --
MEANING IN HISTORY --
Jewish apocalyptic: Jubilees. Jewish mystical: Philo of Alexandria. Hellenistic Ethical: IV Maccabees. Roman Eschatological: Virgil Eclogue IV. LITERARY TEXTS AND FOLK-LITERARY SOURCES. LITERARY TEXTS. Wisdom and its mediators. Wisdom of Ben Sira --
Wisdom of Solomon --
Jewish interpretation of Scripture. Paraphrases and expansion of the Scriptural narratives. Targum of pseudo-Jonathan --
Midrash Sifre on Numbers --
Midrash Mechlita on Exodus --
Allegorical interpretation of Scripture: Philo on the cherubim non-rabbinic midrash: Genesis Apocryphon --
Midrash Pesher --
Biblical antiquities of pseudo-Philo --
Jewish legal interpretation. Concerning proselytes --
The poor, the rich, and the wicked --
Authority in interpretation --
Oral law --
Judicial procedures --
Death penalty --
Eschatological texts. Pharisaic nationalistic texts: the psalms of Solomon --
Apocalyptic texts: testaments of the twelve patriarchs, I Enoch, IV Ezra, Qumran texts: The Dead Sea scrolls, The war of the children of light and the children of darkness --
Popular tales and biographical narratives. Popular 'lives' of great men (Chria): (Diogenes Laertius: Socrates; Digogenes of Sinope, Rabbinic anecdotes, Philostratus: life of Apollonius of Tyana, Lucian of Samosata: Alexander the false prophet) --
Miracle stories: (rabbinic miracle stories, Philostratus: Apollonius of Tyana --
Parables: (Talmudic sources) --
Hellenistic ethical and philosophical texts. Diogenes Laertius: Zeno --
Epictetus --
Revelatory and gnostic texts. Hermetica --
The Odes of Solomon --
The Gospel of Thomas --
The acts of Thomas (hymn of the pearl) --
NONLITERARY MATERIAL FROM THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN. Inscriptions from the Eastern Mediterranean. Personal letters. |
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