Language and Literacy in Roman Judaea: A Study of the Bar Kokhba Documents (Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library)
A detailed scholarly analysis of language use and literacy in Roman Judaea, drawing on the Bar Kokhba documents to illuminate linguistic practices in the early second century CE.
About This Book
This study explores the linguistic landscape of Judaea during the Roman period through analysis of the Bar Kokhba documents.
It examines the use of Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek in written materials from the early second century CE.
The work contributes to understanding literacy practices and language use among Jewish communities under Roman rule.
Scholars of ancient history, linguistics, and religious studies will find valuable insights in this research.
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