Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus
Nguyên tác: Jerusalem zur Zeit Jesu
Tác giả: Joachim Jeremias
Ký hiệu tác giả: JE-J
Dịch giả: F. H. and C. H. Cave
DDC: 225.9 - Tân Ước - Lịch sử, địa lý, con người có liên quan tới Tân Ước
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

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Mã số: 258SB0005654
Nhà xuất bản: SCM Press, London
Năm xuất bản: 1969
Khổ sách: 22
Số trang: 405
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Translators' note XI
Editions used XIII
Abbreviations XIII
Part One  
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN THE CITY OF JERUSALEM  
   
I.  Industries 3
A The industries of Jerusalem 4
1.     Industries which served the general public 4
A  Goods for domestic use 4
B Food trades 6
G Luxury goods 8
D The building trade 10
i.       Building activity 10
ii.       The building workers 14
(a) Ordinary building 14
(/3) Skilled craftsmanship in building 15
(y) Building maintenance 16
E Other trades 17
2.      Guilds within individual industries 18
A The layout of the city 18
B The distribution of industries in the city 19
G The organizatio trades 21
3.      Industries connected with the Temple 21
A The buildings 21
B The cultus 25
c Organization of Temple workers 26
B The individuality of Jerusalem 27
1.      The position of the city 27
2.      The political and religious significance of the city 27
II Commerce 31
A Evidence of commerce in Jerusalem 31
I. In general 31
2.      Foreign trade 35
3.      Local trade 38
A Grain 39
B Fruit and vegetables 41
 c Livestock 46
D Raw materials 49
B The influence of Jerusalem on commerce 51
1.     The city’s geographical position 51
2.      Political and religious importance of the city 54
Foreign Visitors 58
A Evidence for foreign visitors in the city 58
1.     In general 58
A The Journey to Jerusalem 58
B Accommodation in Jerusalem 60
2.      Visitors from a distance 62
A Gaul, etc. 63
B Rome 63
c Greece 64
D Cyprus 64
E Asia Minor 65
F Mesopotamia 66
G Parthia 67
H Syria 68
I Arabia 68
J Egypt 69
K Cyrene 71
L Ethiopia 71
3.      Visitors from within Palestine 71
B The unique character of Jerusalem 73
1.     The city’s geographical position 73
2.     Political and religious importance of the city 73
Excursus: The number of pilgrims at Passover 77
Additional Note on calculating the number of festival pilgrims 84
CONTENTS vii
B The wealthy class 92
1,     Extravagance 92
2.      Representatives of the wealthy class 95
V. The Middle Class 100
VI. The Poor 109
A Slaves and day labourers 110
B The subsidized sections of the population 111
VII Decisive Factors in Determining the Economic Circumstances of the People OF Jerusalem 120
A Economic and geographic situation of the city 120
1.     The cost of living in normal times 120
2.      The cost of living in times of emergency 121
B The political situation 123
1.     Taxation 124
2.      War and spoliation 126
c Religion and cultus 126
1.      Acts of charity 126
2.      Pilgrim traffic 134
3.      Income from the Cultus 138
Excursus I The historicity of Matthew 27.7 138
Excursus II Disasters in Jerusalem 140
Part Three  
SOCIAL STATUS  
VIII The Clergy 147
A The high priest 147
B The chief priests and chief Levites 160
c The priestly aristocracy 181
Excursus The chronology of Maccabees 182
D The ‘ordinary’ priests 198
E The Levites 207
F The hereditary character of the priesthood 213
IX. The Lay Nobility 222
X The Scribes 233
XI The Pharisees 246
PART FOUR THE MAINTENANCE OF RACIAL PURITY  
XII. The structure of the National Community 271
XIII. Israelites of Pure Ancestry 275
A Legitimacy of ancestry 275
B Historical value of lay genealogies 284
G Civil rights of full Israelites 297
Despised Trades AND Jewish Slaves A Despised trades 303
B Jewish slaves 303
Illegitimate Israelites 312
A Israelites with slight blemish 317
1.    Illegitimate descendants of priests 317
2.    Proselytes 317
3.    Freed Gentile slaves 320
B Israelites with grave blemish 334
1.     Bastards 337
2.     Temple slaves, fatherless, foundlings, eunuchs 337
XVI. Gentile Slaves 342
XVII. THE SAMARITANS 352
XVIII   The Social Position of Women      359
List of High Priests 377
Jerusalem Scribes 379
 Index of Names and Subjects 381
Index of References 385
 Old Testament 385
New Testament 388
Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha 392
 Qumran Writings 392
The Mishnah 393
The Tosephta 396
The Babylonian Talmud 397
The Jerusalem Talmud 399
The Extra-canonical Tractates 400
Midrash Rabbah 400
Josephus 401
Philo 404