WHO WROTE A LETTER CONCERNING DELIAN JEWS?

In Ant. XIX, 213-216 Josephus quotes a letter written to the Delian Jews concerning their rights. The author of the letter is a Roman magistrate whose identity has not yet been established by contemporary scholarship, since the name which appears in the document is generally believed to be corrupted...

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Main Author: Pucci Ben Zeev, Miriam (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Peeters 1996
In: Revue biblique
Year: 1996, Volume: 103, Issue: 2, Pages: 237-243
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Summary:In Ant. XIX, 213-216 Josephus quotes a letter written to the Delian Jews concerning their rights. The author of the letter is a Roman magistrate whose identity has not yet been established by contemporary scholarship, since the name which appears in the document is generally believed to be corrupted. It appears however that the name is not corrupted. It is that used by Octavian, the future Augustus, in the period of his consulship in 43 BCE. The identity of the Roman magistrate who wrote to the Delian Jews is no longer a mystery. En Ant. XIX, 213-216, F. Joséphe cite une lettre aux Juifs de Délos concernant leurs droits. L'auteur de la lettre est un magistrat romain dont l'identité n'avait pas été élucidée, le nom mentionné étant généralement considéré comme corrompu. En fait, il ne l'est pas; c'est celui utilisé par Octavien, futur Auguste, lors de son Consulat en 43 av. J.-C. L'identité du magistrat romain qui écrivit aux Juifs de Délos n'est désormais plus un mystère.
ISSN:2466-8583
Contains:Enthalten in: Revue biblique