John Pairman Brown

The Legacy of Iranian Imperialism and the Individual (eBook, PDF)

With Cumulative Indexes to Vols. I-III

• Format: PDF

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: De Gruyter
• Seitenzahl: 580
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783110882391
• Artikelnr.: 53420125

Autorenporträt

The author taught for seven years at the American University of Beirut, and is now Visiting Scholar at the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley.

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zu Israel and Hellas II und III: "These volumes bring to completion a magnificent and unparalleled resource for biblical scholars, the first volume having appeared in 1995. The fruit of four decades of engagement with primary sources from Israel, Greece, Rome and Mesopotamia, Israel and Hellas presents an egregiously learned storehouse of cross-cultural parallels in vivid prose, with an amazing assemblage of quotations. If one is interested in how justice is personified, in rain and dew, in triumphal processions, in the end of the earth, in paradises and better lands, in transport by asses, or the shared vocabulary of Hebrew and Greek, or even Iranian cultural terms in the Aramaic sayings of Jesus, it is all here, and hundreds of other topics besides."D.J.A. Clines in: Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, 2002
zu Israel and Hellas II und III:

"These volumes bring to completion a magnificent and unparalleled resource for biblical scholars, the first volume having appeared in 1995. The fruit of four decades of engagement with primary sources from Israel, Greece, Rome and Mesopotamia, Israel and Hellas presents an egregiously learned storehouse of cross-cultural parallels in vivid prose, with an amazing assemblage of quotations. If one is interested in how justice is personified, in rain and dew, in triumphal processions, in the end of the earth, in paradises and better lands, in transport by asses, or the shared vocabulary of Hebrew and Greek, or even Iranian cultural terms in the Aramaic sayings of Jesus, it is all here, and hundreds of other topics besides."
D.J.A. Clines in: Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, 2002