cessation of, 147
prophets, 125
proselytes, 248
proseuch 3 ,109, 241, 334, 335, 351
Protestant Reformation, 176
Protestants, on Apocrypha, 180, 181, 185,
188
Proto-Esther, 19
(proto-)Theodotion, 130
proverbs,174-76
providence, 276, 306
Psalms, 91, 125, 135-36
Psalms of Solomon,12, 17, 91, 112
Pseudepigrapha, vii, 5, 9-12, 162, 179,
191-200
covenantal nomism in, 7
in rabbinic Judaism, 423
recovery of, 3-4
“signature features” of, 9
pseudepigraphon (term), 201
pseudepigraphy, and Dead Sea Scrolls,
197-99, 214
Pseudo-Eupolemus, 103, 231-32, 238
Pseudo-Hecataeus, 234, 245
Pseudo-Hegesippus, 314, 315
Pseudo-Jubilees, 216
Pseudo-Moses, 19
Pseudo-Orpheus, 234, 235
Pseudo-Phocylides, 229, 234-35, 239,
280, 311
Ptolemaic Empire, 33, 34-36, 61, 79, 99,
323, 381-82
Ptolemy I, 22, 33, 34
Ptolemy II, 35, 36, 104-6, 300, 368
Ptolemy III, 34, 327
Ptolemy IV, 37, 241, 370
Ptolemy V Epiphanes, 325
Ptolemy VI, 45, 334, 371
Ptolemy VIII (Euergetes II), 370
Ptolemy of Mendes, 370
Publius Petronius, 54
Purim festival, 108
purity, 412, 422
Pythagoras, 194, 245Q (sayings source), 398, 410, 411Questions and Answers in Genesis and
Exodus(Philo), 232, 233, 255, 260-63,
265, 268-69
Quietus, 64
war of, 64
Qumran, 14, 16, 19, 130-37, 151, 204, 354-
55, 361, 399.See alsoKhirbet Qumran
archaeological material, 339-40
commentaries, 89
legal texts, 88
liturgical texts, 432-33
pseudepigraphy among, 197-99
and rabbinic Judaism, 422-23
scribal practice, 206-7rabbinic Judaism, 1, 420-34
exegesis, 427-29
and Second Temple issues, 423-33
rabbinic literature, 3
on apocalyptic tradition, 12
Raphael (angel), 87
recensions, 210
religious freedom, in Diaspora, 373
Renaissance, 176
repetition, in Scripture, 170-71
restoration, from exile, 154-55
resurrection, 82, 392
retribution, 276
return, from Diaspora, 112-15
revelation, 147
Revelation (book of ), 408-9
Reworked Pentateuch,136-37, 208, 210
“rewritten bible,” 18, 89-90, 211-13, 225,
264, 268, 305, 428
Roman Catholics
on Apocrypha, 180-81
on “Deuterocanonicals,” 185, 188, 191,
200
Roman citizenship, 102, 375, 380
Roman Empire, 48, 49, 56, 114, 373-75,
386-89, 408
Romanization, of Judean tradition, 313
Roman Jews, 62
Romans, Josephus on, 297-99
Rome, Jews in, 374-75
Rufinus, 185, 187447Index of SubjectsEERDMANS -- Early Judaism (Collins and Harlow) final text
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