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Burying the Patriarch

As promised a while ago, I will post today on the necropolis of Beth She’arim in Galilee, which, as Fergus Millar observed, is “the most significant archaeological and documentary side-lig… meer →

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Burying the Patriarch

Paul wrote 2 years ago: As promised a while ago, I will post today on the necropolis of Beth She’arim in Galilee, whic … more →

Categorie: Judaism, Talmud, thesis, Syria Palaestina, cemetery, Beth She'arim, patriarch

From Curaçao to Beth She'arim — 1 comment

Paul wrote 2 years ago: It has been a long time since I posted. After my holiday on Curaçao I moved to Delft, then came the … more →

Categorie: Judaism, Personal, thesis, late antiquity, Syria Palaestina, cemetery, Crisis of the Third Century, Epigraphical habit

"Iudaea capta" as public transcript — 5 comments

Paul wrote 3 years ago: As I wrote last week, according to Seth Schwartz “for most Jews [in Late Empire Palestine], Ju … more →

Categorie: Daniel Boyarin, domination, hidden transcript, interaction, James C. Scott, Judaism, late antiquity, middle east, public transcript

Social Interaction in Syria Palaestina — 1 comment

Paul wrote 3 years ago: In der Beschränkung zeigt sich erst der Meister When I presented the rough outlines of my plans for … more →

Categorie: thesis, Seth Schwartz, Fergus Millar, goethe, concepts, James C. Scott, late antiquity, Syria Palaestina, interaction

Aravis and Agnes; or, the question of noble death — 2 comments

Paul wrote 3 years ago: ‘My name is Aravis Tarkheena and I am the only daughter of Kidrash Tarkaan, the son of Rishti … more →

Categorie: Opinions, Daniel Boyarin, History, shifting ideas, Christianity, Martyrdom, CS Lewis, Narnia, Suicide


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