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This work is a re-examination of the political dimensions of the Jewish War of Flavius Josephus. It offers a significant new reading of a text vital to understanding both Roman and Jewish history in this period, and illuminates important questions about "free speech" and "censorship" in the increasingly autocratic culture of Early Imperial Rome.

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This work is a re-examination of the political dimensions of the Jewish War of Flavius Josephus. It offers a significant new reading of a text vital to understanding both Roman and Jewish history in this period, and illuminates important questions about "free speech" and "censorship" in the increasingly autocratic culture of Early Imperial Rome.
Autorenporträt
Jonathan Davies completed his D.Phil at Oxford in 2017, as holder of the Littman-Vermes scholarship at Wolfson College. Since then, he has taught classics, ancient history, classical languages, and Jewish studies at Birkbeck College London, Oxford, Maynooth University, and Newcastle University.