دانلود کتاب Jews, Christians, and the Roman Empire: The Poetics of Power in Late Antiquity

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Contents\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction. Rethinking Romanness, Provincializing Christendom\nPart I. Rabbis and Other Roman Sub- Elites\nIntroduction Part I\nChapter 1. The Afterlives of the Torah’s Ethnic Language: The Sifra and Clement on Leviticus 18.1– 5\nChapter 2. The Kingdom of Edessa and the Creation of a Christian Aristocracy\nChapter 3. Law and Imperial Idioms: Rabbinic Legalism in a Roman World\nChapter 4. The Law of Moses and the Jews: Rabbis, Ethnic Marking, and Romanization\nPart II. Christianization and Other Modalities of Romanization\nIntroduction Part II\nChapter 5. There Is No Place Like Home: Rabbinic Responses to the Christianization of Palestine\nChapter 6. Between Gaza and Minorca: The (Un)Making of Minorities in Late Antiquity\nChapter 7. Christian Historiographers’ Reflections on Jewish- Christian Violence in Fifth- Century Alexandria\nChapter 8. Narrating Salvation: Verbal Sacrifices in Late Antique Liturgical Poetry\nChapter 9. Israelite Kingship, Christian Rome, and the Jewish Imperial Imagination: Midrashic Precursors to the Medieval “Throne of Solomon”\nPart III. Continuity and Rupture\nIntroduction Part III\nChapter 10. Chains of Tradition from Avot to the ′Avodah Piyutim\nChapter 11. Change and Continuity in Late Legal Papyri from Palaestina Tertia: Nomos Hellênikos and Ethos Rômaikon\nChapter 12. The Representation of the Temple and Jerusalem in Jewish and Christian Houses of Prayer in the Holy Land in Late Antiquity\nChapter 13. Roman Christianity and the Post- Roman West: The Social Correlates of the Contra Iudaeos Tradition\nNotes\nSelect Bibliography of Secondary Sources\nContributors\nIndex of Selected Primary Sources\nAcknowledgments