Filon Alexandria. Against Flask. About the embassy to Gai. Joseph Flavius. About the antiquity of the Jewish people. Against Apion
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The next release of the Flavian Library included two treatises of Filon of Alexandria "against Flalak" and "On the embassy to Gai" - a Jewish philosopher who tried to combine Judaism with Greek philosophy. And two works of the outstanding Jewish historian Joseph Bvius: "On the Antiquities of the Jewish People" and "Life of Joseph Bvius". The first three works are united by a historical fact - the Alexandrian pogrom 38 G. Filon was a witness to this pogrom, Joseph in the next generation refuted the scripture of Apion - one of the leaders of the pogrom and the head of the Alexandrians Embassy to Emperor Caligula.
Most of the work "The life of Joseph Bvius" tells of the activities of Joseph in Galilee, where he was sent on the instructions of the Jerusalem Sanhedrin to master the situation, pacify the riots and the organization of defense against the Romans. Information about the rest of his life is more than brief.
The historical significance of Joseph Flavius"s works is mainly that his works are the main source of the history of Jews from the Maccaban era to the conquest of Jerusalem by the Romans
Most of the work "The life of Joseph Bvius" tells of the activities of Joseph in Galilee, where he was sent on the instructions of the Jerusalem Sanhedrin to master the situation, pacify the riots and the organization of defense against the Romans. Information about the rest of his life is more than brief.
The historical significance of Joseph Flavius"s works is mainly that his works are the main source of the history of Jews from the Maccaban era to the conquest of Jerusalem by the Romans
Author:
Author:Joseph Flavius, Filon Alexandria
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:white
Series:
Series: Flavian Library
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-93273-481-0
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