Jerusalem and Caesarea Inscriptions and New Testament Study: A Review Article *

Abstract

A new series, the Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae, aims to present systematically all the inscriptions of Judaea/Palestine. The ﬁrst two volumes, covering Jerusalem and Caesarea, are briefly reviewed here, and some implications for aspects of New Testament study are noted.

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Inscriptions Jerusalem Caesarea

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