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(Ebook) Babatha's Orchard : The Yadin Papyri and an Ancient Jewish Family Tale Retold by Esler, Philip F ISBN 9780191079894, 9780191079900, 9780198767169, 0191079898, 0191079901, 0198767161

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Authors:Esler, Philip F
Pages:288 pages.
Year:2017
Editon:1
Publisher:Oxford University Press
Language:english
File Size:1.98 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780191079894, 9780191079900, 9780198767169, 0191079898, 0191079901, 0198767161
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(Ebook) Babatha's Orchard : The Yadin Papyri and an Ancient Jewish Family Tale Retold by Esler, Philip F ISBN 9780191079894, 9780191079900, 9780198767169, 0191079898, 0191079901, 0198767161

This work considers the story behind papyri discovered in 1960 in the Cave of Letters by the Dead Sea. The archive contains various contracts and deeds entered into by a Jewish woman named Babatha, daughter of a land owner named Shim'on, at the end of the first century.
Abstract: This work considers the story behind papyri discovered in 1961 in the Cave of Letters by the Dead Sea. The archive contains various contracts and deeds entered into by a Jewish woman named Babatha, daughter of a land owner named Shim'on, at the end of the first century.
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