Examines scholarly interest in the historical origins and manifestations of Jewry's distinctive traditions of constitutional thought and political action.
Examines scholarly interest in the historical origins and manifestations of Jewry's distinctive traditions of constitutional thought and political action.
Acknowledgements Note on transliteration and translation List of abbreviations Introduction 1. The concept of the three ketarim Part 1. Versions of the Past: Visions of the Future: 2. Institutions and their instruments 3. History as propaganda: the rabbinic version 4. Other positions, other priorities Part II. From Theory to Practice: the Struggle for Supremacy: 5. The first phase (c.135 BCE-c.100 CE) 6. Rabbis and priests (c.100 CE-c.300 CE) 7. Rabbis and appointed rulers (c.100 CE-c.400 CE) Part III. Ensuring Hegemony: 8. The institutionalisation of rabbinic authority 9. Patterns of succession and pageants of installation Afterword: a symbol and its resonance Bibliography, Index.
Acknowledgements Note on transliteration and translation List of abbreviations Introduction 1. The concept of the three ketarim Part 1. Versions of the Past: Visions of the Future: 2. Institutions and their instruments 3. History as propaganda: the rabbinic version 4. Other positions, other priorities Part II. From Theory to Practice: the Struggle for Supremacy: 5. The first phase (c.135 BCE-c.100 CE) 6. Rabbis and priests (c.100 CE-c.300 CE) 7. Rabbis and appointed rulers (c.100 CE-c.400 CE) Part III. Ensuring Hegemony: 8. The institutionalisation of rabbinic authority 9. Patterns of succession and pageants of installation Afterword: a symbol and its resonance Bibliography, Index.
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