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Archive | 2000

The Ancient Synagogue: The First Thousand Years

Lee I. Levine

Archive | 1989

The rabbinic class of Roman Palestine in late antiquity

Lee I. Levine

Archive | 1981

Ancient synagogues revealed

Lee I. Levine

Archive | 1999

Jerusalem : its sanctity and centrality to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

Lee I. Levine

Vetus Testamentum | 1990

The Synagogue in late antiquity

Lee I. Levine

Journal of Biblical Literature | 1976

Caesarea under Roman rule

Harold W. Attridge; Lee I. Levine

Archive | 1998

Judaism and Hellenism in Antiquity: Conflict or Confluence?

Lee I. Levine

Journal of Biblical Literature | 2003

Hellenism in the land of Israel

Lee I. Levine; John J. Collins; Gregory E. Sterling

Journal of Roman Studies | 1998

Sacred realm : the emergence of the synagogue in the ancient world

Lee I. Levine; Steven Fine

Archive | 2000

From Dura to Sepphoris : studies in Jewish art and society in late antiquity

Lee I. Levine; Zeev Weiss

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Daniel R. Schwartz

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Zeev Weiss

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Harold W. Attridge

Yale University

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John J. Collins

Yale University

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Steven Fine

Yeshiva University

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W. D. Davies

Duke University

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Gregory E. Sterling

University of Notre Dame

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Jacob Neusner

Bard College

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