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Henoch. Vol. 30. N. 2/2008: Blood and the Boundaries of Jewish and Christian Identities in Late Antiquity.

Titolo: Henoch. Vol. 30. N. 2/2008: Blood and the Boundaries of Jewish and Christian Identities in Late Antiquity.

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Editore: Morcelliana

Luogo di edizione: Brescia

Data di pubblicazione: 12 / 11 / 2008

Stato editoriale: Attivo

Prezzo: € 30.00

EAN: 9788837222741

EDITORIAL / EDITORIALE: ERIC MASON, Collaborative Work: The News Section of the Journal Henoch. THEME SECTION / SEZIONE MONOGRAFICA: Blood and the Boundaries of Jewish and Christian Identities in Late Antiquity (ed. Ra‘anan S. Boustan and Annette Yoshiko Reed, in collaboration with the American Editorial Board). RA‘ANAN S. BOUSTAN and ANNETTE YOSHIKO REED, Introduction to Theme-Issue - CHARLOTTE ELISHEVA FONROBERT, Blood and Law: Uterine Fluids and Rabbinic Maps of Identity - JENNIFER A. GLANCY, The Law of the Opened Body: Tertullian on the Nativity - MARTHA HIMMELFARB, The Ordeals of Abraham: Circumcision and the Aqedah in Origen, the Mekhilta, and Genesis Rabbah - ANDREW S. JACOBS, Blood Will Out: Jesus’ Circumcision and Early Christian Readings of Exodus 4:24-26 - RA‘ANAN S. BOUSTAN and ANNETTE YOSHIKO REED, Blood and Atonement in the Pseudo-Clementines and The Story of the Ten Martyrs: The Problem of Selectivity in the Study of “Judaism” and “Christianity”.