Intertext and allusion in Jewish-Greek literature: An introduction.
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Memory as overt allusion trigger in ancient literature.
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The ship of state: Metaphor and intertextuality in Philo of Alexandria.
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Ezekiel's Exagoge and the drama of intertextuality.
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Jewish Greek allusion in theory and in practice: Aristobulus and the Letter of Aristeas.
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"Vergil and Homer opened my Books:" The Sibylline Oracles and the non-Jewish canon.
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