Prayer in Josephus
Biographical note
Tessel Jonquière, Ph.D. in Theology, Utrecht University (2005), published several articles on Josephus, including "Josephus’ Use of Prayers" , in J. Sievers & G. Lembi, Josephus and Jewish History in Flavian Rome and Beyond (Brill, 2005). Her main research interest is Jewish historiography in the Second Temple Period.
Readership
All students and scholars working on Bible Studies and Hellenistic Judaism, and students and laymen with an interest in classical antiquity.
Reviews
It is the most comprehensive study available of prayer in the works of Flavius Josephus, and will certainly sever as the startingpoint in all further discussions of the topic....This is a fine study by a junior scholar, a piece of work that needed to be done... Jonquiere writes clearly and presents her material logically and coherently, leading the reader to the texts themselves while at the same time supplementing with her own expertise on Joesphus and the Greco-Roman world.
Eileen M. Schuller, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, in Journal of Jewish Studies, 2009
Eileen M. Schuller, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, in Journal of Jewish Studies, 2009
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