Benjamin Isaac (Herausgegeben von) Born 1945; immigrated to Israel in 1972; studied in Amsterdam, the Netherlands; currently Fred and Helen Lessing Professor of Ancient History, Tel Aviv University; member of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Israel Prize Laureate.Yuval Shahar (Herausgegeben von) Born 1953; studied Jewish History and Jewish Philosophy at Tel Aviv University;currently Senior Lecturer in the Department of Jewish History and Head of The Multidisciplinary Program in the Humanities, Tel Aviv University.

• Benjamin Isaac / Yuval Shahar: Preface and IntroductionThe Image of Jews among Non-JewsAlbert I. Baumgarten: The "Outreach" Campaign of the Ancient Pharisees: There is no such thing as a Free Lunch - Shaye J.D. Cohen: Dancing, Clapping, Meditating: Jewish and Christian Observance of the Sabbath in Pseudo-IgnatiusThe Image of Non-Jews among JewsJoshua Schwartz: How Jewish to be Jewish? Self-Identity and Jewish Christians in First Century CE Palestine - Günter Stemberger: The birkat ha-minim and the separation of Christians and Jews - Vered Noam: Another Look at the Rabbinic Conception of Gentiles from the Perspective of Impurity Laws - Richard Kalmin: The Evil Eye in Rabbinic Literature of Late Antiquity - Peter Schäfer: Jesus' Origin, Birth, and Childhood according to the Toledot Yeshu and the TalmudSocial HistoryTessa Rajak: Reflections on Jewish Resistance and the Discourse of Martyrdom in Josephus - Martin Goodman: Titus, Berenice and Agrippa: the Last Days of the Temple in Jerusalem - Yuval Shahar: Why a quarter? The Siqariqon ruling and Roman Law - Susan Weingarten: How do you say haroset in Greek? - Jonathan J. Price: The Necropolis at Jaffa and its Relation to Beth She'arim - Youval Rotman: Captives and Redeeming Captives: the Law and the Community - Werner Eck: The Jewish Community in Cologne from Roman Times to the Early Middle AgeIssues in Modern ScholarshipDavid M. Goodblatt: The Jews in the Parthian Empire: What We Don't Know - Yoram Tsafrir: The Finds in Cave 2001-2002 and Burial at Masada - Isaiah Gafni: Will the 'Real' Rabbis Please Stand Up: On the Repackaging of the Rabbinic Model in Modern TimesIndex Aharon Oppenheimer's Publications

Benjamin Isaac (Herausgegeben von) Born 1945; immigrated to Israel in 1972; studied in Amsterdam, the Netherlands; currently Fred and Helen Lessing Professor of Ancient History, Tel Aviv University; member of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Israel Prize Laureate.Yuval Shahar (Herausgegeben von) Born 1953; studied Jewish History and Jewish Philosophy at Tel Aviv University;currently Senior Lecturer in the Department of Jewish History and Head of The Multidisciplinary Program in the Humanities, Tel Aviv University.

• Benjamin Isaac / Yuval Shahar: Preface and IntroductionThe Image of Jews among Non-JewsAlbert I. Baumgarten: The "Outreach" Campaign of the Ancient Pharisees: There is no such thing as a Free Lunch - Shaye J.D. Cohen: Dancing, Clapping, Meditating: Jewish and Christian Observance of the Sabbath in Pseudo-IgnatiusThe Image of Non-Jews among JewsJoshua Schwartz: How Jewish to be Jewish? Self-Identity and Jewish Christians in First Century CE Palestine - Günter Stemberger: The birkat ha-minim and the separation of Christians and Jews - Vered Noam: Another Look at the Rabbinic Conception of Gentiles from the Perspective of Impurity Laws - Richard Kalmin: The Evil Eye in Rabbinic Literature of Late Antiquity - Peter Schäfer: Jesus' Origin, Birth, and Childhood according to the Toledot Yeshu and the TalmudSocial HistoryTessa Rajak: Reflections on Jewish Resistance and the Discourse of Martyrdom in Josephus - Martin Goodman: Titus, Berenice and Agrippa: the Last Days of the Temple in Jerusalem - Yuval Shahar: Why a quarter? The Siqariqon ruling and Roman Law - Susan Weingarten: How do you say haroset in Greek? - Jonathan J. Price: The Necropolis at Jaffa and its Relation to Beth She'arim - Youval Rotman: Captives and Redeeming Captives: the Law and the Community - Werner Eck: The Jewish Community in Cologne from Roman Times to the Early Middle AgeIssues in Modern ScholarshipDavid M. Goodblatt: The Jews in the Parthian Empire: What We Don't Know - Yoram Tsafrir: The Finds in Cave 2001-2002 and Burial at Masada - Isaiah Gafni: Will the 'Real' Rabbis Please Stand Up: On the Repackaging of the Rabbinic Model in Modern TimesIndex Aharon Oppenheimer's Publications

Benjamin Isaac (Herausgegeben von) Born 1945; immigrated to Israel in 1972; studied in Amsterdam, the Netherlands; currently Fred and Helen Lessing Professor of Ancient History, Tel Aviv University; member of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Israel Prize Laureate.Yuval Shahar (Herausgegeben von) Born 1953; studied Jewish History and Jewish Philosophy at Tel Aviv University;currently Senior Lecturer in the Department of Jewish History and Head of The Multidisciplinary Program in the Humanities, Tel Aviv University.

• Benjamin Isaac / Yuval Shahar: Preface and IntroductionThe Image of Jews among Non-JewsAlbert I. Baumgarten: The "Outreach" Campaign of the Ancient Pharisees: There is no such thing as a Free Lunch - Shaye J.D. Cohen: Dancing, Clapping, Meditating: Jewish and Christian Observance of the Sabbath in Pseudo-IgnatiusThe Image of Non-Jews among JewsJoshua Schwartz: How Jewish to be Jewish? Self-Identity and Jewish Christians in First Century CE Palestine - Günter Stemberger: The birkat ha-minim and the separation of Christians and Jews - Vered Noam: Another Look at the Rabbinic Conception of Gentiles from the Perspective of Impurity Laws - Richard Kalmin: The Evil Eye in Rabbinic Literature of Late Antiquity - Peter Schäfer: Jesus' Origin, Birth, and Childhood according to the Toledot Yeshu and the TalmudSocial HistoryTessa Rajak: Reflections on Jewish Resistance and the Discourse of Martyrdom in Josephus - Martin Goodman: Titus, Berenice and Agrippa: the Last Days of the Temple in Jerusalem - Yuval Shahar: Why a quarter? The Siqariqon ruling and Roman Law - Susan Weingarten: How do you say haroset in Greek? - Jonathan J. Price: The Necropolis at Jaffa and its Relation to Beth She'arim - Youval Rotman: Captives and Redeeming Captives: the Law and the Community - Werner Eck: The Jewish Community in Cologne from Roman Times to the Early Middle AgeIssues in Modern ScholarshipDavid M. Goodblatt: The Jews in the Parthian Empire: What We Don't Know - Yoram Tsafrir: The Finds in Cave 2001-2002 and Burial at Masada - Isaiah Gafni: Will the 'Real' Rabbis Please Stand Up: On the Repackaging of the Rabbinic Model in Modern TimesIndex Aharon Oppenheimer's Publications