Early Judaism- A Comprehensive Overview

Trajan, 63, 64-65, 118, 385, 388

Transjordan plateau, 324

translations, 127-30

Trogus, Pompeius, 374

Turbo, Quintus Marcius, 64

Ty r e , 3 7

Umar, 194

universalism, 247-48

Urtext,140-41

Valerius, Gaius, 388

Varro, 110

vernacular languages, 127

verse-centered interpretations, 172

Vespasian, 57-59, 241, 290, 291, 295-96,

297, 299

Vibius Marsus, 55

Vineyard and Tenants, parable of, 396,

409

virtue, 301

Visions of Amram,19, 199, 213

Vorlage, 209

Vulgärtexte,140-41

Vulgate, 180

Wadi Abu Maradif, 358

Wadi ed-Daliyeh, 323

Wadi Murabba{at, 355, 357, 361

Wadi Seiyal, 357, 358

War Scroll(1QM), 16, 17, 20, 354, 430

weapons, 349

Westminster Confession (1647), 180

West-Syrian Orthodox traditions, 182

wisdom, 165, 173-76, 415, 417

wisdom literature, 3, 12, 88

in Dead Sea Scrolls, 220-21

in Jewish-Greek literature, 236-37

Wisdom of Solomon, 233, 235, 237, 372

Words of Moses, 216

Yavneh (Jamnia), 63, 373

Yehud coins, 36

YoFanan ben Zakkai, 63

Yom Kippur, 108

Zadok (priest), 82

Zadokite priestly tradition, 425

Zealots, 58-59, 359

Zeno, 276

Zenon, 323, 360

Zenon Papyri, 35

Zerubbabel, 77

Zeus, 250

Zoroastrianism, 12

450

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