Karen B. Stern, Ph.D. (2006) in Religious Studies, Brown University, is Lecturer of Religion at University of Southern California.

"Richly annotated, professionally written, and cogently argued, this specialized study will be a key addition to any research library. Essential. Upper-division undergraduates, graduates, researchers/faculty." – S.H. Werlin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in: Choice, 2008"Karen Stern has done a great service in collecting, analyzing, and bringing to the fore the archaeological remains of North African Jewry during late antiquity. This volume should be purchased by every library that collects deeply in classics, patristics, and, of course, Jewish studies." – Steven Fine, Yeshiva University, New York, in: Review of Biblical Literature 02 (2009)

Karen B. Stern, Ph.D. (2006) in Religious Studies, Brown University, is Lecturer of Religion at University of Southern California.

"Richly annotated, professionally written, and cogently argued, this specialized study will be a key addition to any research library. Essential. Upper-division undergraduates, graduates, researchers/faculty." – S.H. Werlin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in: Choice, 2008"Karen Stern has done a great service in collecting, analyzing, and bringing to the fore the archaeological remains of North African Jewry during late antiquity. This volume should be purchased by every library that collects deeply in classics, patristics, and, of course, Jewish studies." – Steven Fine, Yeshiva University, New York, in: Review of Biblical Literature 02 (2009)

Karen B. Stern, Ph.D. (2006) in Religious Studies, Brown University, is Lecturer of Religion at University of Southern California.

"Richly annotated, professionally written, and cogently argued, this specialized study will be a key addition to any research library. Essential. Upper-division undergraduates, graduates, researchers/faculty." – S.H. Werlin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in: Choice, 2008"Karen Stern has done a great service in collecting, analyzing, and bringing to the fore the archaeological remains of North African Jewry during late antiquity. This volume should be purchased by every library that collects deeply in classics, patristics, and, of course, Jewish studies." – Steven Fine, Yeshiva University, New York, in: Review of Biblical Literature 02 (2009)