Sparsa Collecta, Part 1. Evangelia, Paulina, ACTA |
Contents
Greek Ethnography | 20 |
Herodotos | 34 |
Summary | 53 |
Function | 73 |
The Jewish Excursus | 75 |
Peri Ioudaiōn | 78 |
Authenticity | 80 |
Content and Form | 87 |
Significance | 116 |
Manethon | 117 |
Aigyptiaka | 119 |
Content | 123 |
Form | 132 |
Function | 133 |
Significance | 134 |
Summary | 135 |
Function | 88 |
Significance | 91 |
Megasthenes | 92 |
Indika | 93 |
Content and Form | 95 |
Function | 100 |
Significance | 101 |
The Origins of Apologetic Historiography | 103 |
Berossos | 104 |
Babyloniaka | 105 |
Content | 108 |
Form | 113 |
Function | 115 |
The Hellenistic Jewish Historians | 137 |
Textual Problem | 141 |
Eusebios | 142 |
Alexander Polyhistor | 144 |
Demetrios | 153 |
Significance | 166 |
PseudoEupolemos | 187 |
Significance | 206 |
Significance | 222 |
LukeActs | 311 |
Conclusions | 390 |
Indices | 427 |
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