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The Jews in Roman Imperial Legislation
Echoes of glory
Echoes of glory

By Berel Wein

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Nabataean settlement and self organized economy in the Central Negev
Socio economic aspects of late Roman mosaic pavements in Phoenicia and Northern Palestine
Religious and Ethnic Communities in Later Roman Palestine Studies and Texts in Jewish History and Culture 5
Von Jerusalem zu Aelia Capitolina
Von Jerusalem zu Aelia Capitolina

By Christopher Weikert

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Im Jahr 70 n. Chr. wurde Jerusalem bei der Niederschlagung des Jüdischen Aufstands von den Römern zerstört. Die Gründung der römischen Kolonie Aelia Capitolina an ihrer Stelle löste den Bar Kochba-...

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Pereshedshie reku
Pereshedshie reku

By Daniel Kluger

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Saint Anastase le Perse
Saint Anastase le Perse

By Bernard Flusin

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Les sicaires et les zelotes au tournant de notre ere
Iudaea
Iudaea

By Chiara De Filippis Cappai

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