Mimetic Features, Dissemblance, Apostasy among Diaspora Jews
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https://doi.org/10.6092/1593-2214/454Keywords:
Religion, Identity, New Testament, Judaism in Greek-Roman Diaspora, Jewish Identities in Graeco-Roman Worlds, Christian Origins, Cultural HybridizationsAbstract
New Testament as well as Greek and Latin authors must be regarded as relevant and helpful sources for the comprehension of multifaceted identity markers associated to Jews in Greek-Roman Diaspora, as well as for cultural and religious features well attested in Jewish texts produced in that background (including proto-Christian texts).
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