Lieu, Judith; North, John; Rajak, Tessa

'... attempts most successfully to restore the Jews to view' - Greece & Rome'... the book should be warmly recommended. Not the least of its virtues is that almost all the chapters - probably due to their origin as orally presented contributions - are highly informative without being unduly technical. The Jews among pagans and Christians offers historians of the Greco-Roman world a valuable introduction to current debates and controversies on the history of Diaspora Judaism, as well as food for thought on the religious history of the Roman Empire in general' - Mnemosyne, Volume XLIX

• M. Hengel, University of T^D:ubingen, H. Drijvers, University of Groningen, Fergus Millar, Oxford University, M. Goodman, Oxford University, Judith Lieu King's College, London, John North University College, London, Tessa Rajak University College, London

Lieu, Judith; North, John; Rajak, Tessa

'... attempts most successfully to restore the Jews to view' - Greece & Rome'... the book should be warmly recommended. Not the least of its virtues is that almost all the chapters - probably due to their origin as orally presented contributions - are highly informative without being unduly technical. The Jews among pagans and Christians offers historians of the Greco-Roman world a valuable introduction to current debates and controversies on the history of Diaspora Judaism, as well as food for thought on the religious history of the Roman Empire in general' - Mnemosyne, Volume XLIX

• M. Hengel, University of T^D:ubingen, H. Drijvers, University of Groningen, Fergus Millar, Oxford University, M. Goodman, Oxford University, Judith Lieu King's College, London, John North University College, London, Tessa Rajak University College, London

Lieu, Judith; North, John; Rajak, Tessa

'... attempts most successfully to restore the Jews to view' - Greece & Rome'... the book should be warmly recommended. Not the least of its virtues is that almost all the chapters - probably due to their origin as orally presented contributions - are highly informative without being unduly technical. The Jews among pagans and Christians offers historians of the Greco-Roman world a valuable introduction to current debates and controversies on the history of Diaspora Judaism, as well as food for thought on the religious history of the Roman Empire in general' - Mnemosyne, Volume XLIX

• M. Hengel, University of T^D:ubingen, H. Drijvers, University of Groningen, Fergus Millar, Oxford University, M. Goodman, Oxford University, Judith Lieu King's College, London, John North University College, London, Tessa Rajak University College, London