av F Barry · 2011 · Citerat av 25 — the antiquarian Verrius Flaccus reckoned that the founder of the Temple of Vesta, Numa of Alexandria, Paedagogus 1.7. 41. See above, at n. 22. Ptolemy II

I dag är Alexandria landets största hamn där cirka 80 % av Egyptens import och stadens grekiska befolkning mot stadens judar av en viss Flaccus som då var

In ad 29 he prosecuted Vipsania Agrippina (2). As prefect of Classics. 10-7-2016. With Flaccus: A Conversation with Erich Gruen's Alexandria.

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32. Horatius Q Flaccus. 65f. Hierokles Grammaticus från Alexandria. 400-tal.

von Edward C. Wickham – H. C. Garrod, Oxford 1963.

Augebant enim metum et Tyrus urbs et Alexandria - et felicitas regis , apud quem Cimberre Annius , an Verranius Flaccus imitandi sint tibi , - an potius & c .

om essæerne, therapeuterne och therapeutriderna, judarnas förföljelse under Flaccus och Band 7 av Philo Von Alexandria, Leopold Cohn, Isaak Heinemann, von Karl Bormann - Köln -- Gegen Flaccus, übersetzt von Karl-Heinz Gerschmann Ladda ner bok gratis Quintus Horatius Flaccus epub PDF Kindle ipad. Forfattare: Horace Antal sidor: 326. ISBN: 9781144623669. Språk: Svenska Format: PDF Filon från Alexandria (Philo Alexandrinus / Philo Judaeus) född ca.

Flaccus (flă`kəs), family of the ancient Roman gens of Fulvius. Marcus Fulvius Flaccus, a Roman consul in 264 B.C., was the founder of the family. His son, Quintus Fulvius Flaccus, was Roman consul four times (237, 224, 212, 209 B.C.), censor (231), pontifex maximus [high priest] (216), and urban praetor (215). In the Second Punic War he defeated (211) the Carthaginians near Beneventum

CONTENTS Preface ix Abbreviations xi Introduction 1 1. The place of the treatise in the Philonic corpus 1 2. 2018-11-06 Philo stated that Flaccus, the Roman governor over Alexandria, allowed a group of people to construct statues of the emperor Caius Caligula in Jewish synagogues of Alexandria … Flaccus. 95-6Torture of the women in the theatre. that this reflects Philo's view of the issue as being primarily concerned with the identity and culture of the city and the physical integration of the Jewish community. This issue of the ethnicity of the city had become increasingly problematic following the Roman reorganization of Alexandria Our main source is a text called Against Flaccus, written by the Jewish philosopher Philo of Alexandria (c.20 BCE - 50 CE). Aulus Avilius Flaccus was the Roman governor of Egypt between 32 and 38 and, according to Philo, a complete villain. B. Four ancient sources of documentation for the second temple (40 AD) basilica-synagogue of Alexandria: 1.

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Philo's flaccus : the first pogrom.. [Philo, of Alexandria.] -- This work contains an introduction to Philo's "In Flaccum" in which matters of genre, historical background, and textual evidence are discussed. View Philo of Alexandria, Against Flaccus - JUST280J - Tamara Freudenstein.docx from JUST 280J at Binghamton University. 1 Philo of Alexandria, Against Flaccus In God, They Trust Tamara Philo of Alexandria (c. 20 BC–AD 50) was a Jewish philosopher who lived in Roman-ruled Egypt.

fell into disfavour with Gaius and was put to death (8–15). This last event reduced Flaccus to despair, and it was at this point that according to Philo the anti-Semitic party in Alexandria, though they included some who at bottom were his enemies, approached him and suggested that if he would give them his support they and the city as a whole would stand by him to protect him Corpus ID: 192172811. With Flaccus: A Conversation with Erich Gruen’s Alexandria @inproceedings{Butterfass2016WithFA, title={With Flaccus: A Conversation with Erich Gruen’s Alexandria}, author={Samuel P Butterfass}, year={2016} } Most notably, Philo of Alexandria in his treatise Against Flaccus (the Roman prefect of Egypt between 32 and 38 CE) speaks of Isidorus as one of the “Jew-haters” that aligned himself with Flaccus as a prominent figure in the riots (see, for example, Against Flaccus IV; XVII, where Isidorus is accused of slander, instigated by his anger at the prefect for the latter’s loss of favour for 2021-04-05 Philo's famous account of anti-semitic rioting in Alexandria in A.D. 38, the In Flaccum, has frequently been exploited by scholars interested in the legal status of the Jewish community within the city and the issue of the constitution of Alexandria.1 This legal issue lies near the heart of the The Jews suspecting that he had not sent it on had consulted Agrippa when he visited Alexandria and received from him an undertaking which they believed a that he had carried out (97–103). So much for Flaccus’s offences.
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Since In Flaccum is our only source for the anti-Jewish pogrom in Alexandria in the year 38 CE, it is of the utmost significance for the study of the origins and early history of antisemitism. Filon sier at Aulus Avilius Flaccus, den romerske prefekt i Alexandria tillot mobben å reise statuer av keiser Caligula i jødiske synagoger i Alexandria, en provokasjon uten sidestykke. Denne invasjonen av synagogene ble kanskje motsatt seg med makt ettersom Filon sier at Flaccus «ødela synagogene, og etterlot ikke en gang deres navn.» Our main source is a text called Against Flaccus, written by the Jewish philosopher Philo of Alexandria (c.20 BCE - 50 CE). Aulus Avilius Flaccus was the Roman governor of Egypt between 32 and 38 and, according to Philo, a complete villain. Aulus Avilius Flaccus (død 39 e.Kr.) var en romersk prefekt i Egypt som ble utpekt av keiser Tiberius i år 32 e.Kr. Flaccus’ styre endte med en massakre av jøder i Alexandria i 38 . I henhold til en del redegjørelse kan han faktisk ha oppmuntret til opptøyene som førte til utbruddet av vold og drap på de jødiske innbyggerne.