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Aphrodite and the rabbis: how the Jews adapted Roman culture to create Judaism as we know it

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Visotzky, Burton L

Publisher

St. Martin's Press

Publication Date

2016.

Language

English

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How many languages does a Jew need to know?

Love of wisdom and love of law : in pursuit of philosophy and justice

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The handwriting on the wall (and the floor and ceiling) : Roman Jewish art

From temple cult to Roman culture.

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Ancient & Classical
ART
ART -- History -- Ancient & Classical
Arts, Crafts & Hobbies
Civilization
Civilization, Classical
Civilization, Classical -- Influence
Greek influences
Greek religion
History
History and criticism
Influence
Jews
Jews -- Civilization -- Greek influences
Jews -- Civilization -- Roman influences
Judaism
Judaism -- History -- Talmudic period, 10-425
Judaism -- Relations -- Greek religion
Judaism -- Relations -- Roman religion
Rabbinical literature
Rabbinical literature -- History and criticism
Relations
RELIGION
RELIGION -- Judaism -- History
Roman influences
Roman religion

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Visotzky, Burton L. Author

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9781250085764
9781250085771

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