Scripta classica israelica

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  Año 1997, Número 16

  • Homer, a poet of an Individual Style

    Margalit Finkelberg

    págs. 1-8

    

  • Hera and the formation of aristocratic collective identity: evidence from the Argive Plain

    Neta Aloni-Ronen

    págs. 9-19

    

  • What did Theopompus think of Dion?

    L.J. Sanders

    págs. 20-31

    

  • Curius Dentatus et les ventes questoriennes au IIIe siecle av.J.C

    Ella Hermon

    págs. 32-42

    

  • On the text of the Letter of Aristeas

    Adam Kamesar

    págs. 43-46

    

  • The origins and objetives of Onias'Temple

    Erich Gruen

    págs. 47-70

    

  • The unity of Roman Italy: some anomalies

    Nicholas Horsfall

    págs. 71-76

    

  • Dulce et decorum

    Hermann Funke

    págs. 77-90

    

  • Poterion en Jeiri kirion: Philo and the rabbis on the powers of God and the mixture in the cup

    Shlomo Naeh

    págs. 91-101

    

  • Cassius'chronology and Josephus'Vagueness

    Daniel R. Achwartz

    págs. 102-112

    

  • Pseudo-Iustini Epistula ad Zenam et Serenum

    Miroslav Marcovich

    págs. 113-120

    

  • Missing females in Roman Egypt

    Roger S. Bagnall

    págs. 121-138

    

  • A dated inscription from Beth Shean and the cult of Dionysos Ktistes in Roman Scythopolis

    Leah Di Segni

    págs. 139-161

    

  • Cum dignitate atium: Senatorial domus in Imperial Rome

    Werner Eck

    págs. 162-190

    

  • From forth to Sixth century: A no-man's land in the history of sciences

    Lellia Cracco Ruggini

    págs. 191-198

    

  • A new manuscript witness for the Tetrasticon autenticum de singulis mensibus

    Yitzahk Hen

    págs. 199-211

    

  • Two Greek words in Genesis Rabbah

    Howard Jacobson

    págs. 212-214

    

  • Les grands centres de conservation et de trasnmission des manuscrits arabes aux premier et deuxieme siecles de l'Hegire

    Raif Georges Khoury

    págs. 215-226

    

  • Prophetic parables and philosophic falsehoods

    Samuel Scolnicov

    págs. 227-238

    

  • Defining the Hebrews in Matthew Arnold's Hebraism and Hellenism

    Tessa Rajak

    pág. 239