In the court of the gentiles: narrative, exemplarity, and scriptural adaptation in the court-tales of Flavius Josephus
"David Edwards explores how Josephus in Antiquities adapts the scriptural stories of Joseph and Esther in unexpected ways as models for accounts of more recent Jewish figures. Terming this practice "subversive adaptation," Edwards contextualizes it within Greco-Roman literary culture...
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Zusammenfassung: | "David Edwards explores how Josephus in Antiquities adapts the scriptural stories of Joseph and Esther in unexpected ways as models for accounts of more recent Jewish figures. Terming this practice "subversive adaptation," Edwards contextualizes it within Greco-Roman literary culture and employs the concept of "discourses of exemplarity" to show how Josephus used narratives about past figures to engage Roman elites in moral reflection and pragmatic decision-making. This book supplies analysis of frequently overlooked accounts as well as Josephus' broader literary strategies, and shows how ancient Jews appropriated imperial historiographical conventions and forms of discourse while countering Greco-Roman claims of cultural superiority"-- |
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Contents Abbreviations x Acknowledgments хи 1 Introduction i 1 Background of Antiquities 4 1.1 Date of Composition 4 1.2 Sources in Antiquities 5 2 Audience, Readers, and Publication of Antiquities 10 3 Aims and Purpose of Antiquities 15 4 Why “Court-Tales”? On Genre, Categories, and Labels 17 5 Methods and Challenges 20 5.1 Method ofStudy 21 5.2 Challenges 23 6 Plan of Study 25 2 Greco-Roman Discourses of Exemplarity and Josephus 29 1 Introduction 29 2 “Greco-Roman Discourses of Exemplarity” Defined 33 2.1 Key Terms and Contexts 33 2.2 Model ofExemplarity 35 2.3 Plutarch, Moralism, and Exemplarity 38 3 Moralism and Exemplarity in Josephan Scholarship 43 4 Exemplarity in Josephus’Antiqui ties 47 4.1 Programmatic Statements 47 4.2 Terminology ofExemplarity (παράδειγμα) in aj 49 4.3 Absence ofExplicit Terminology 51 5 Greco-Roman Discourses of Exemplarity in This Study 53 3 A Tale of Two Josephs: Joseph the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph 57 1 Introduction 57 1.1 Summary of the Tales of the Tobiads 58 1.2 Previous Scholarship 59 2 Joseph the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph as Wise Courtiers 66 2.1 Friends in High Places 67 2.2 Wise, Witty—and Ambitious 71 3 Joseph the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph as Sexually (Im)moral 75 3.1 Joseph the Chaste 75 3.2 Mrs. Potiphar and a Dancing Girl 80 4 Conclusion 82
VIII CONTENTS 4 “He Loved Him Still More as if He Were His Only Genuine Son”: Hyrcanus the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph 87 1 Introduction 87 2 Sibling Rivalry in the Tales of the Tobiads and the Scriptural Joseph Story 87 2.1 Precocious Youths 88 2.2 Selection, Splicing, and Seams 91 2.3 Older Brothers'Mediocrity 92 2.4 Younger Brothers’Brilliance 94 2.5 Rivalry Turns Deadly 97 2.6 Retribution, Not Reconciliation 98 2.7 Summary 102 3 Reward and Punishment in the Tales of the Tobiads and the Scriptural Joseph Story 102 4 Conclusion 105 5 “You Will Forthwith Find Release from These Chains”: Agrippa I and Scriptural Joseph 112 1 Introduction 112 1.1 Summary ofJosephus’Account ofAgrippai 112 1.2 Previous Scholarship 113 2 Josephan Editorial Comments 117 2.1 First Editorial Comment (aj 18.127-29) 117 2.2 Second Editorial Comment (aj 18.142) 118 2.3 Third Editorial Comment (aj 19.294-96) 119 3 Agrippa I and Scriptural Joseph as Falsely Accused and Unjustly Imprisoned 121 3.1 False Accusation ofAgrippa (aj 18.168-91) 121 3.2 Agrippa’s Unjust Imprisonment and Divine Portents (aj 18.195-204) 124 4 Conclusion 130 6 Banquets Fit for Kings: Agrippa 1 and Esther 136 1 Introduction 136 2 Anti-Jewish Plots in the Accounts of Agrippa 1 and Esther 137 2.1 The Emperor Gaius and the Persian King Ahasuerus 137 2.2 Anti-Jewish Figures at Court: Apion, Isidorus, and Haman 142
CONTENTS 3 4 IX Banquet Scenes in the Accounts of Agrippa i and Esther 149 3.1 Fundamental Parallels 149 3.2 Parallels Subverted: Agrippa and Esther Contrasted 151 3.3 Agrippa’s Intervention: Philo vs. Josephus 154 Conclusion 157 7 Setting a Good Example: Summary and Conclusions Bibliography 179 Index of Modern Authors 199 Index of Ancient Sources 202 Index of Subjects 208 166 |
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Contents Abbreviations x Acknowledgments хи 1 Introduction i 1 Background of Antiquities 4 1.1 Date of Composition 4 1.2 Sources in Antiquities 5 2 Audience, Readers, and Publication of Antiquities 10 3 Aims and Purpose of Antiquities 15 4 Why “Court-Tales”? On Genre, Categories, and Labels 17 5 Methods and Challenges 20 5.1 Method ofStudy 21 5.2 Challenges 23 6 Plan of Study 25 2 Greco-Roman Discourses of Exemplarity and Josephus 29 1 Introduction 29 2 “Greco-Roman Discourses of Exemplarity” Defined 33 2.1 Key Terms and Contexts 33 2.2 Model ofExemplarity 35 2.3 Plutarch, Moralism, and Exemplarity 38 3 Moralism and Exemplarity in Josephan Scholarship 43 4 Exemplarity in Josephus’Antiqui ties 47 4.1 Programmatic Statements 47 4.2 Terminology ofExemplarity (παράδειγμα) in aj 49 4.3 Absence ofExplicit Terminology 51 5 Greco-Roman Discourses of Exemplarity in This Study 53 3 A Tale of Two Josephs: Joseph the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph 57 1 Introduction 57 1.1 Summary of the Tales of the Tobiads 58 1.2 Previous Scholarship 59 2 Joseph the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph as Wise Courtiers 66 2.1 Friends in High Places 67 2.2 Wise, Witty—and Ambitious 71 3 Joseph the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph as Sexually (Im)moral 75 3.1 Joseph the Chaste 75 3.2 Mrs. Potiphar and a Dancing Girl 80 4 Conclusion 82
VIII CONTENTS 4 “He Loved Him Still More as if He Were His Only Genuine Son”: Hyrcanus the Tobiad and Scriptural Joseph 87 1 Introduction 87 2 Sibling Rivalry in the Tales of the Tobiads and the Scriptural Joseph Story 87 2.1 Precocious Youths 88 2.2 Selection, Splicing, and Seams 91 2.3 Older Brothers'Mediocrity 92 2.4 Younger Brothers’Brilliance 94 2.5 Rivalry Turns Deadly 97 2.6 Retribution, Not Reconciliation 98 2.7 Summary 102 3 Reward and Punishment in the Tales of the Tobiads and the Scriptural Joseph Story 102 4 Conclusion 105 5 “You Will Forthwith Find Release from These Chains”: Agrippa I and Scriptural Joseph 112 1 Introduction 112 1.1 Summary ofJosephus’Account ofAgrippai 112 1.2 Previous Scholarship 113 2 Josephan Editorial Comments 117 2.1 First Editorial Comment (aj 18.127-29) 117 2.2 Second Editorial Comment (aj 18.142) 118 2.3 Third Editorial Comment (aj 19.294-96) 119 3 Agrippa I and Scriptural Joseph as Falsely Accused and Unjustly Imprisoned 121 3.1 False Accusation ofAgrippa (aj 18.168-91) 121 3.2 Agrippa’s Unjust Imprisonment and Divine Portents (aj 18.195-204) 124 4 Conclusion 130 6 Banquets Fit for Kings: Agrippa 1 and Esther 136 1 Introduction 136 2 Anti-Jewish Plots in the Accounts of Agrippa 1 and Esther 137 2.1 The Emperor Gaius and the Persian King Ahasuerus 137 2.2 Anti-Jewish Figures at Court: Apion, Isidorus, and Haman 142
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