Early Judaism- A Comprehensive Overview

Antioch, 33, 377, 378

Antiochus III, 36-39, 74, 78, 79, 325, 368

Antiochus IV, 21, 39-41, 42, 45, 78, 80,

86, 90, 241, 243, 296, 328, 368-69, 372

Antiochus V, 41, 42-43

Antiochus VII, 47-48

Antiochus of Ascalon, 283

Antiochus Theos, 380

Antipas, 338

Antipater, 50

Antipatrids, 49-50

anti-Semitism, 22, 108, 312

Apamea, Peace of, 38

Aphrahat, 182

Apion, 278, 308, 310, 383, 384

Apocalypse of Abraham,4, 199

Apocalypse of Weeks,90, 215, 219

apocalyptic community, 20

Apocalyptic Judaism, 5

apocalyptic literature, 12-15, 90-91

in book of Revelation, 409

in Dead Sea Scrolls, 221-22

eschatology of, 13, 394

as higher revelation, 15

and law, 7

in prophetic literature, 13

in wisdom literature, 220

“apocalyptic myth,” 8, 20

Apocrypha, vii, 3, 179-91

as anachronistic term, 190

in antiquity, 184-87

covenantal nomism in, 7

as “hidden books,” 186-88

as “outside books,” 190, 191

rabbinic Judaism on, 421-22, 423

apocryphon (term), 200

Apocryphon of Jeremiah,19, 213, 214, 216

Apocryphon of Joshua,211, 212, 213

Apollonios, 351, 385

Apollonius Molon, 310-11, 383

apologetics, 248

apology, 237, 311

apostasy, 249

Apostolic Council, 414

Appian, 388

aqueducts, 348

Aquila, 130, 427

Aramaic Apocalypse,19, 198

Aramaic language, 12, 85, 87, 127, 240,

427, 428

of Apocryphal books, 189

in Dead Sea Scrolls, 206

Aramaic Levi Document,19, 89, 202, 211,

213, 214, 216, 224, 354, 425

Aramaic literature, 213-14

Aramaic script, 206

Aramaic targums, 164

archaeology, 322-62

Archelais, 338

Archelaus, Herod, 78, 338, 359

Arch of Titus, 297, 298, 343, 349

Aristeas (“the Exegete”), 234

Aristobulus (philosopher), 22, 103, 230,

232, 233, 237, 239, 248, 259, 265

Aristobulus I, 47, 77, 82, 307

Aristobulus II, 47, 48

Aristotle, 259, 269, 280

Arius Didymus, 267, 283

Ark of the Covenant, 92

Artapanus, 230, 231, 232, 245, 246

Artaxerxes, 157

Artemidoros Daldianus, 388

Artemion, 385

Asaph, 73

Aseneth, 242, 244

Asia Minor, 100, 114, 337, 376, 379-80

assimilation, 107, 108, 372

astrology, 232

atheism, 110

Augustine, 263

Augustus, 102, 337, 381, 387

Aurelian, 194

autobiography, in Judeo-Hellenistic lit-

erature, 237

Babylonian captivity, 95, 127

Babylonian Empire, 156

Babylonian exile, 31

and development of Scripture, 153-54

Bar Kokhba, 65-66, 352, 355, 356-57

Bar Kokhba period, 24, 355, 358

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