James S. McLaren is Professor in the School of Theology at Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia.

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• Acknowledgments AbbreviationsChapter 1INTRODUCTION 1. Survey of Main Scholarship 12. Outline of the Approach Taken in this Study 3. Comments regarding the Sources UsedChapter 2HASMONAEAN RULE: 100 BC-40 BC 1. Trouble under Alexander Jannaeus 2. Affairs of State under Salome Alexandra 3. The Trial of Herod Chapter 3DIRECT ROMAN RULE: AD 6-41 1. Samaritan Intrusion into the Temple 2. Two Protests under Pilate's Prefectship 3. The Trial of Jesus 4. First Hearing against Peter and John 5. Second Hearing against Peter and John 6. The Trial of Stephen 7. The Statue of Gaius Chapter 4THE RETURN OF DIRECT ROMAN RULE: AD 44-65 1. Petition over the High Priests' Robes 2. Dispute between Galilaeans and Samaritans 3. The Trial of Paul 4. Petition regarding the Temple Wall 5. The Trial of James and Several Other Men 6. The Influence of Ananias Chapter 5OPEN REBELLION AGAINST ROME: AD 66-70 1. Trouble between the Jews and Greeks in Caesarea 2. Floras in Jerusalem 3. Cessation of Sacrifices Offered for Foreigners 4. Events in Jerusalem during the Revolt 5. Revolt of Tiberias against Josephus Chapter 6SYNTHESIS CONCLUSION BibliographyIndex of ReferencesIndex of Authors

James S. McLaren is Professor in the School of Theology at Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia.

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• Acknowledgments AbbreviationsChapter 1INTRODUCTION 1. Survey of Main Scholarship 12. Outline of the Approach Taken in this Study 3. Comments regarding the Sources UsedChapter 2HASMONAEAN RULE: 100 BC-40 BC 1. Trouble under Alexander Jannaeus 2. Affairs of State under Salome Alexandra 3. The Trial of Herod Chapter 3DIRECT ROMAN RULE: AD 6-41 1. Samaritan Intrusion into the Temple 2. Two Protests under Pilate's Prefectship 3. The Trial of Jesus 4. First Hearing against Peter and John 5. Second Hearing against Peter and John 6. The Trial of Stephen 7. The Statue of Gaius Chapter 4THE RETURN OF DIRECT ROMAN RULE: AD 44-65 1. Petition over the High Priests' Robes 2. Dispute between Galilaeans and Samaritans 3. The Trial of Paul 4. Petition regarding the Temple Wall 5. The Trial of James and Several Other Men 6. The Influence of Ananias Chapter 5OPEN REBELLION AGAINST ROME: AD 66-70 1. Trouble between the Jews and Greeks in Caesarea 2. Floras in Jerusalem 3. Cessation of Sacrifices Offered for Foreigners 4. Events in Jerusalem during the Revolt 5. Revolt of Tiberias against Josephus Chapter 6SYNTHESIS CONCLUSION BibliographyIndex of ReferencesIndex of Authors

James S. McLaren is Professor in the School of Theology at Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia.

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• Acknowledgments AbbreviationsChapter 1INTRODUCTION 1. Survey of Main Scholarship 12. Outline of the Approach Taken in this Study 3. Comments regarding the Sources UsedChapter 2HASMONAEAN RULE: 100 BC-40 BC 1. Trouble under Alexander Jannaeus 2. Affairs of State under Salome Alexandra 3. The Trial of Herod Chapter 3DIRECT ROMAN RULE: AD 6-41 1. Samaritan Intrusion into the Temple 2. Two Protests under Pilate's Prefectship 3. The Trial of Jesus 4. First Hearing against Peter and John 5. Second Hearing against Peter and John 6. The Trial of Stephen 7. The Statue of Gaius Chapter 4THE RETURN OF DIRECT ROMAN RULE: AD 44-65 1. Petition over the High Priests' Robes 2. Dispute between Galilaeans and Samaritans 3. The Trial of Paul 4. Petition regarding the Temple Wall 5. The Trial of James and Several Other Men 6. The Influence of Ananias Chapter 5OPEN REBELLION AGAINST ROME: AD 66-70 1. Trouble between the Jews and Greeks in Caesarea 2. Floras in Jerusalem 3. Cessation of Sacrifices Offered for Foreigners 4. Events in Jerusalem during the Revolt 5. Revolt of Tiberias against Josephus Chapter 6SYNTHESIS CONCLUSION BibliographyIndex of ReferencesIndex of Authors