- correct, the date of the
composition of the "
Yosippon" may be
placed at the end of the 10th century. "
Yosippon" is
written in
comparatively pure Biblical...
-
indirectly brought Josephus back to
prominence among Jews: he aut****d the
Yosippon,
which paraphrases Pseudo-Hegesippus's
Latin version of The
Jewish War...
- ****heth, and Noah's great-grandson. The
mediaeval rabbinic compilation Yosippon contains a
detailed account of the Kittim. As the
peoples spread out, it...
-
mediaeval Hebrew compilation, the
Chronicles of Jerahmeel,
aside from
quoting Yosippon as above, also
provides a
separate tradition of Tiras' sons elsewhere,...
- communities". In 2011
Bowman finished his
Annotated Translation of
Sepher Yosippon,
published in 2012 as the
first book of the
Hackmey Jewish classics series...
- (1068), the 11th-century
Lebor Gabála Érenn, and the
midrashic compilations Yosippon (c. 950),
Chronicles of Jerahmeel, and
Sefer haYashar.
Other sources that...
-
indirectly brought Josephus back to
prominence among Jews: he aut****d the
Yosippon,
which paraphrases Pseudo-Hegesippus's
Latin version of The
Jewish War...
-
compilation based Hebrew sources. It
contains a
partial translation of the
Sefer Yosippon.
Based on this and
biblical sources, it
gives an
overview of
ancient history...
- and the Jews of the
early medieval Balkans and
Eastern Europe. The
Sefer Yosippon was
written down in the 10th
century in
Byzantine Southern Italy by the...
-
version of this
narrative is
found in the
earlier mediaeval rabbinic work
Yosippon. The
story was
parodied by Lady Carlotta, the mischief-making character...
