Podoba zgodovine judovstva v času Jožefa Flavija

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Title:	Podoba zgodovine judovstva v času Jožefa Flavija
Authors:	ID Fingušt, Mojca (Author) ID Marolt, Janez (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	UNI_Fingust_Mojca_2009.pdf (887,71 KB) MD5: 1CC5236564DE19238D7D1D11595F3182 PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/35e4a5da-0092-4736-8e67-c91aad3e864e
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	Judovska zgodovina že sama po sebi predstavlja nekaj mističnega, neraziskanega. Še posebej, ko je govora o judovski zgodovini 1. stoletja n. š. Glavni namen diplomske naloge je analizirati judovsko zgodovino tega časa predvsem na področju rimske province Judeje ter predstaviti razvoj judovstva skozi oči sodobnika, judovskega zgodovinarja in pisatelja, Jožefa Flavija. Današnje območje Palestine je bilo v začetku 1. stoletja n. š. samostojna judovska država, ki pa je bila kmalu vključena v Rimsko cesarstvo. Judje so tako izgubili naprej teritorialno neodvisnost, sčasoma pa so bili podvrženi še kulturni, gospodarski in verski nadvladi Rimljanov. Glavni vir za preučevanje tega obdobja judovske zgodovine so dela judovskega zgodovinarja Jožefa Flavija. Flavij pa ni bil samo judovski zgodovinar in pisatelj; bil je poveljnik judovske vojske v Galileji v velikem judovskem uporu v letih 66—73, ki je bil med uporom zajet in je tudi nastopil v vlogi tolmača pri rimskem cesarju Vespazijanu. Pod pokroviteljstvom flavijske dinastije je v Rimu napisal štiri dela, v katerih opisuje zgodovino judovstva do konca velikega upora leta 73. Njegova dela tako predstavljajo temeljni vir za preučevanje judovske zgodovine na področju Judeje in bližnjih območij v 1. stoletju n. š.
Keywords:	Judovstvo, Jožef Flavij, 1. stoletje n. š., judovski upor, judovska zgodovina
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[M. Fingušt]
Year of publishing:	2010
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-12695
UDC:	94(37)(043.2):26
COBISS.SI-ID:	17789192
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:OSFZYVUM
Publication date in DKUM:	23.07.2010
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Downloads:	443
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Language:	English
Title:	The image of jewish history at the time of Josephus Flavius
Abstract:	Jewish history itself is somehow mystic and unexplored; especially regarding the Jewish history of the 1st century C.E. The main purpose of my diploma paper is analyzing Jewish history of this era in the region of Roman province Judea and presenting the development of Judaism through the eyes of the contemporary, Jewish historian and writer, Josephus Flavius. At the beginning of the 1st century C.E. the present-day area of Palestine was an independent Jewish state, which soon became incorporated in the Roman Empire. At first the Jews lost their territorial independence and later on they were also subdued to cultural, economic and religious Roman supremacy. The main sources for studying the Jewish history of this era are the works of the Jewish historian Josephus Flavius. Flavius was not only a Jewish historian and writer; he was also the chief commander of the Jewish army in Galilee in the times of the Great revolt in years 66–73. During the revolt he was captured by the Romans and was later employed as an interpreter by the emperor Vespasian. Under the patronage of Flavian dynasty Josephus wrote four works in which he describes the history of Judaism till the end of the Great Revolt in year 73. Works of Josephus Flavius thus represent the primary source for research of Jewish history in Judea and its surrounding areas in the 1st century C.E.
Keywords:	Judaism, Josephus Flavius, 1st century C.E., Jewish revolt, Jewish history

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