Publisher's Synopsis
The life and works of Simon Iustus, the legendary Jewish high priest and historian, are explored in this groundbreaking new study. Written by the respected scholars Ignaz Weitenauer and Joseph Meck, it sheds new light on the impact of Iustus' writings on Jewish thought and culture, and the complex relationship between Jewish tradition and Greco-Roman culture. Essential reading for anyone interested in Jewish history, culture, and philosophy.
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