From the new editors: Pseudepigrapha in the 2020s.
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Works matching IS 09518207 AND DT 2024 AND VI 33 AND IP 4
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Recent research on the so-called Life of Joseph also known as In pulcherrimum Ioseph.
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A missing meal of reconciliation: The consumption of food as deficient motif in the Joseph story and its resolution in Jubilees and Josephus.
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The dilemma of King David: Reading Josephus' Antiquities against the grain through the lens of Greco-Roman tyrant typologies.
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Kings from the Sun: Usages of an Eastern title in the Sibylline Oracles and related material.
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The question of an alleged resurrection in Jubilees 23:29–31.
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