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Authors: Michael D. Coogan
Phasael, 355–56
Philip of Macedon, 318
Philippi, battle of, 355
Philip the Tetrarch (son of Herod the Great), 360
building projects of, 362
Philistine pentapolis, 114, 127, 152, 153
in early Iron Age, 152–54
Philistines, 28, 46, 90–91, 113–29, 448
archaeology of, 115–17
culture of, 115
economy of, 122–23
and formation of the state of ancient Israel, 178–79
pottery of, 116–17, 122–23, 153
religion of, 153
ships of, 119
See also
Sea Peoples
Philo of Alexandria, 277, 321, 365, 367, 376, 397
Legatio ad Gaium,
397
Phinehas, 108
name, 65
Phoebe, 429–30
Phoenicia, 154–55, 208, 280, 287
cities of, 152
Phoenician alphabet, 42
phylacteries, 368
pictographs, writing and, 18, 19
pilgrimages, 425
feasts and festivals and, 358
route of Exodus, 69
pillared buildings, 188
pillars of cloud and fire, 64
Pi-Ramesse, 84–85
Pitard, Wayne T., 25–57, 240
Pithom, 65
place-names, meaning of, 101–02
plagues, of Egypt, 59
Pliny the Elder, 365, 367
Pliny the Younger, 403, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414
poetry, biblical Hebrew
early, 158–61
as genre, 3
Pompeii, 408
Pompey, 339–40, 452
death of, 355
and Judea, 353–54
pontifex maximus, 393, 427
Pontius Pilate, 363, 369, 395–96, 403, 452
pope, 434
Porcius Festus, 378–79
Porten, Bezalel, 275
Postgate, J. N., 23
pottery
at Ain Ghazal, 11
archaeology and, 14, 18
Greek and Attic, 278
from Iron Age Israel, 186–87, 189–90
at Kuntillet Ajrud, 233
of Midian, 108, 110
“Negebite,” 233
from Negeb sites, 184
Philistine, 115–17, 122–23, 153
“Solomonic ware,” 186
Potts, D. T., 23
Praetorian Guard, 398, 405
prayer houses.
See
synagogues
“Preaching of Peter, The,” 409
Price, Barbara J., 203
Price, Simon, 411, 419
priesthood, in Roman period, 358
Priestly document, 28, 29
Prisca (Priscilla) and Aquila, 379, 430
Priscilla (second century), 429
Pritchard, James B., 7, 17, 117
promise, to Abraham, 26
Promised Land, 5, 58, 60, 93
Moses and, 5, 106–07
prophecy
and apocalyptic thought, 301
as genre, 3
postexilic, 300–02
prophets
in Chronicles, 222
in Deuteronomic History, 222
literary, 234, 247
proseuche
(place of prayer), 360
“proto-Deuteronomy,” 217
“protosynagogue,” 271
and Babylonian exile, 271
proverbs, as genre, 3
Psalms, 302
Psalms of Solomon, 355
Psammetichus I, 255, 259, 261, 450
Psamrnetichus II, 265
Psamrnetichus III, 292
Pseudo-Cyprian, 437
Ptolemaic empire, 325
Ptolemaic period, 319–22, 323–26
archaeology and, 319
Ptolemy (son-in-law of Simon Maccabee), 336
Ptolemy I, 319–21, 451
Ptolemy II Philadelphus, 320
Ptolemy IV, 600
Ptolemy VI, 335
publicans, 364
“Pul.”
See
Tiglath-pileser III
Pummay (Tyrian king), 155
purity ritual, 359
pyramid, 7
Pythagoreans, 365
Q, 372
Qadesh, 37, 43, 45, 84
battle of, 45, 46, 85
fighting against Egypt, 44, 81, 84–85
Qantir, 65, 85
Qarqar, battle of, 21, 219, 220, 224, 225, 263, 449
Qatna, 31, 36, 37, 40, 41, 43
Qaus (Edomite god), 156
Qoheleth, 349–50
Quadratus, 417
Quietus (Lusius Quietus), 421
Quirinius, P. Sulpicius, 361, 395
Qumran, 332, 354
archaeology and, 367, 368
Essene settlement at, 345
See also
Dead Sea Scrolls; Essenes
Qumran community, 277, 345–46, 364, 369
and First Jewish Revolt, 382
organization of, 368
as “sons of Zadok,” 345
See also
Dead Sea Scrolls; Essenes
Qumran literature, 368
Hymn Scroll, 368
Pesharim, 368
War Scroll, 368
See also
Dead Sea Scrolls
Quran, 443
Qurayyah, 106, 110
rabbi, role of,
emergence of, 420, 439–40
in late antiquity, 438
rabbinic Judaism, Pharisees and, 344
rabbinic teaching, authority of, 440
rabbinic tradition, 307
rabbinic writings, 338, 365, 372, 386
Midrashim, 440
Mishnah, 440
Talmuds, 440
women in, 442
rabbis, 386, 420, 439–40
and interpretation of scripture, 386
and Sadducees, 365
Rachel, 27
radiocarbon dating, 10, 12
Rameses (city), 65
starting point of Exodus, 67
Rameses I, 66, 84
Rameses II, 45–46, 65, 84–85, 106, 146, 448
Rameses III, 85–86, 90, 92, 97, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119–20, 121, 122, 152, 153, 448
Ramesside period, 65
Rashap, 32
Ras Ibn Hani, 118, 153
Ras Shamra.
See
Ugarit
redaction criticism, Exodus narratives and, 62
rededication of Temple, 332.
See also
Hanukkah
Redford, Donald B., 89
Redmount, Carol A., 58–89
Red Sea, 5
Exodus and, 60, 67
Rehoboam, 210, 212, 214–15, 449
resurrection of Jesus, 374, 396
resurrection of the dead
Pharisees and, 366
Sadducees and, 365
Revelation, book of, 403, 412
apocalyptic imagery of, 410
Rezin, 236–37
Rib-Addi (king of Byblos), 49
Amarna letters and, 49
Rift Valley, 5, 6, 90–91, 97
Rim-Sin (ruler), 35
Ringe, Sharon, 163
Roetzel, Calvin J., 419
Rolfe, J. C., 419
Rollefson, Gary O., 23
Roman Empire
governors in, 361–64
Jesus movement in, 388–89
Jewish women in, 441–42
Jews and Christians in, 420–52
organization of, 389–90
Roman-Jewish War, 420
Roman legion, tenth, 382, 385, 396, 405
Roman period, 352–87
First Triumvirate, 354
social movements in, 364–74
Romans, Seleucids and, 324
Romans, letter to the, 429
Rome, 400
conflict with Egypt, 356
fall of, 432–33, 452
Jewish community in, 353
Root, Margaret Cool, 285, 316
Ruth, book of, 137
and premonarchic period, 137
Sabbath, 281, 333–34
and Babylonian exile, 271
and Nehemiah, 309, 310
sacrifice, animal, 281, 312
Sadducees, 342–46, 365, 386
Alexandra and, 339
beliefs of, 343–44, 365
Dead Sea Scrolls and, 367
Josephus and, 365
name of, 365
social makeup of, 365
Temple and, 359
view of the law, 344–45
Zadok and, 343–44, 365
Safrai, S., 387, 419
Saggs, H. W. F., 23
Saldarini, A. J., 387
Salome Alexandra.
See
Alexandra
Samaria, 208, 224, 236–40, 263, 280, 287, 325, 332, 354
archaeology and, 219, 288
as Assyrian province, 256–58
as capital of northern kingdom, 206, 449
capture of, by Hasmoneans, 336
fall of, 449
Herod and, 357
ivories from, 219, 234–35
Omri and, 218–19
in Persian period, 290–91, 313
reform of Josiah and, 259–60
religion in, 257–58
as Sebaste, 357
Samarians, and Greek culture, 277–78
Samaria ostraca, 112, 212, 234
Baal names in, 235
and social history, 212
Samaria papyri, 282, 314
Samerina, 288.
See also
Samaria
Samaritan Pentateuch, 347
Samaritans, 277, 346–49
conflicts with Judaism, 300, 362
Torah and, 346
Samson saga, 115, 125, 139
Samuel
as judge, 172
and origins of monarchy, 172
and Philistines, 127
Samuel, books of, 136–37
and monarchy, 170–75
and priesthood, 137
Sanballat I, 291, 309, 310, 313
family, 288
Sanballat II, 313
Sanballat III, 313
sanctuaries, central, 145
Sandars, N. K., 89, 118, 130
Sanders, E. P., 387
Sanhedrin, 360
disbanded, 385
in First Jewish Revolt, 380
under Roman governors, 361
Sadducees and, 365
Sardinia, Phoenicians and, 155
Sargon (ruler of Akkad), 31, 447
Sargon II (ruler of Assyria), 239, 244, 248–50, 256, 450
Sasson, Jack, 56
Satraps’ Revolt, 314
satrap system, 292–93
Sauer, J. A., 129
Saul, 151, 183, 449
anointing of, by Samuel, 197
as chief, 178
chronology of, 169
Deuteronomic History and, 172–75
kingdom of, 167
and kingship of Israel, 169
as military leader, 183
military operations of, 193
Saul of Tarsus.
See
Paul
Schaeffer, Claude, 50
Schiffman, Lawrence H., 351
Schloen, J. David, 109, 130
Schmandt-Besserat, Denise, 23
Schowalter, Daniel N., 388–419
Schürer, Emil, 387
Schilssler Fiorenza, Elisabeth, 419, 430, 446
Schweitzer, Albert, 370
seals and seal impressions, 303–04
Sea Peoples, 46, 85–86, 90–92, 99, 113–29, 152–55, 448
Sebaste.
See
Samaria
Second Baruch, 384
Second Isaiah, 273–74, 282
Cyrus and, 283
Second Jewish Revolt, 358, 421, 452
Second Maccabees, 340–42
Second Peter, 418
Second Temple, 357, 358–60, 451
and half-shekel tax, 358
Second Temple period, 277, 281, 356–87
sectarianism in, 300
synagogue in, 312
Second Timothy, 415
Second Zechariah, 290
Secret Gospel of Mark, 371
sectarianism, Jewish, 277, 300, 364–74
Segal, Alan A. F., 387
segmentary society, 147–51, 166
Seir, 107
Seleucid empire, 323–26
Seleucus I, 451
Seleucus IV, 324, 326, 328
seminomadism, 10, 103
Seneca, 401, 404
De Clementia,
404
Sennacherib, 250–53, 450
Seow, Choon-Leong, 164
Septuagint, 210, 320, 321, 354
Letter of Aristeas and, 320
Seraiah, 293
Serapeum, 427
Service, Elman R., 203
Servius Sulpicius Galba, 439
Seti I, 45, 84, 105, 448
Setnakht, 85
settlement of Israel, 145–46, 147
Sextus Caesar, 355
Sextus Lucius Bassus, 384
Shallum, 310