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Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1995. xxxviii, 302 pp. Very good copy, clean, no traces of use. Hardcover, dustjacket lacking. The origins of the synagogue remain shrouded in mystery and its development in its early centuries is only slightly better understood. Essays from Israeli, British and American scholars to explore the development of the ancient synagogue. Combining original articles with the best of earlier studies - including nine articles translated from Hebrew for the first time - this collection presents a critical picture of the early synagogue and the scholarly discussions surrounding it. This book focuses on two central questions. First, what were the origins of the earliest synagogues, and where did they achieve the greatest growth in the early centuries? Second, what role did the early synagogue play within the Jewish community?

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297 (1) p. Hardcover with dustjacket (Fine copy.).

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. XIX, 305 pages : 30cm. On the death of Dan Urman in 2004, his colleagues set about completing his unfinished manuscripts, including this volume: Rafid on the Golan (its ruins remain in a demilitarized zone controlled by United Nations forces), one of Dan Urman's last archaeological projects. He succeeded in completing the chapters detailing the survey of the houses in the village, carried out during the years 1968-1970. The houses were measured, photographed, and an overall map was drawn, which included all houses, alleys, footpaths, public areas and water reservoirs. The survey team realized that Rafid was an unusual archaeological resource that preserved scores of ancient buildings still standing from foundation to the rafters, constructed of basalt. Dan Urman saw in the survey of Rafid and in the scientific material collected within its framework the highest achievement of the Golan survey: the intact buildings built of decorated basalt could, in his opinion, serve as a model of the building style prevalent in the Roman and Byzantine periods not only on the Golan, but also on the Korazim and Issachar plateaus. Because of the long time that elapsed between the survey and the preparation of the material for publication, it was necessary to find a Golan expert, who would complete lacunae in the manuscrAt and present with the rich archaeological material from Rafid also the general background and new research on the Golan and the region bordering on it. Dr. Moshe Hartal from Israel Antiquities Authority, who worked in the original survey team with Dan Urman agreed to work on the manuscript and added the following chapters: The geographical setting, the architectural decorations, the Hauran-style architecture and a synthesis of the history of Rafid in the various historical periods.

Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1995. XIV, 302-677 pp. + plates Very good copy, clean, no traces of use. Hardcover with dustjacket. The origins of the synagogue remain shrouded in mystery and its development in its early centuries is only slightly better understood. Essays from Israeli, British and American scholars to explore the development of the ancient synagogue. Combining original articles with the best of earlier studies - including nine articles translated from Hebrew for the first time - this collection presents a critical picture of the early synagogue and the scholarly discussions surrounding it. This book focuses on two central questions. First, what were the origins of the earliest synagogues, and where did they achieve the greatest growth in the early centuries? Second, what role did the early synagogue play within the Jewish community?

677 (2) p. (+ 53 plates) Hardcover with dustjacket (Fine copy.).

2nd impression, 1998. ISSN: 0169-9717. Bright, tidy copy in tight binding; blue cloth with gilt titles on front board and spine; pages white and well preserved. Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket) Used - Very Good. VG hardback (no dust jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: Very good +. First edition. Octavo. 2 vols. xxxvii, (1), 297, (1); xii, (298)-677, (1)pp. Plus 53 plates at rear of Vol. 2 (photos, ground plans & architectural details). Index & 32 page bibliography (in Vol. 2). Also illustrated with 18 text figures in Vol. 1 (drawings, ground plans, maps). Blue cloth, gilt, publisher's device on front cover. An ex-library set with rubber stamping on titles & at bottom of text blocks, and a library pocket on rear pastedowns. The origins of the synagogue remain shrouded in mystery and its development in its early centuries is only slightly better understood. This book brings together over twenty essays from Israeli, British, and American scholars to explore the development of the ancient synagogue. Combining original articles with the best of earlier studies?including nine articles here translated from the Hebrew for the first time?this collection presents the fullest critical picture of the early synagogue and the scholarly discussions concerning it. The book focuses on two central questions. First, what were the origins of the earliest synagogues, and where did they achieve the greatest growth in the early centuries? Second, what role did the early synagogue play within the Jewish community? (Publisher) Contents: v. 1 Egypt and the rise of the synagogue / J.G. Griffiths -- Synagogues in pre-70 Palestine : a re-assessment / L.L. Grabbe -- Palestinian synagogues before 70 C.E. : a review of the evidence / P.V.M. Flesher -- Babylonian synagogues with historical associations / A. Oppenheimer -- The stratigraphic chronology of the Galilean synagogue from the Early Roman Periods through the Early Byzantine Period (ca. 420 C.E.) / D.E. Groh -- On the source of the architectural design of the ancient synagogues in the Galilee : a new appraisal / Y. Tsafrir -- Dating synagogues with a 'basilical' plan and an apse / G. Foerster -- The diaspora synagogue : archaeological and epigraphic evidence since Sukenik / A.T. Kraabel -- Architectural plans of synagogues in the southern Judean Hills and the 'Halakah' / D. Amit -- The synagogue of ?orvat Sumaqa, 1983-1993 / S. Dar & Y. Mintzker -- Ancient synagogues in the Eastern Lower Galilee / Z. Gal -- Early photographs of Galilean synagogues / D. Urman -- The communal functions of the synagogue in the Land of Israel in the Rabbinic Period / Z. Safrai -- Synagogues as 'Houses of Prayer' and 'Holy Places' in the Jewish communities of Hellenistic and Roman Egypt / A. Kasher -- Synagogues in Babylonia in the Talmudic Period / I. Gafni -- The House of Assembly and the House of Study : are they one and the same? / D. Urman -- The synagogue and the study house at Meroth / Z. Ilan -- The synagogue and the miqweh in Eretz-Israel in the Second-Temple, Mishnaic, and Talmudic Periods / R. Reich -- v. 2. Art of the ancient synagogues in Israel / A. Ovadiah -- Vicarious sacrality : temple space in ancient synagogues / J.R. Branham -- Rereading the reredos : David, Orpheus, and Messianism in the Dura Europos Synagogue / P.V.M. Flesher -- The mosaic workshop of Gaza in Christian antiquity / Dan Urman -- Public structures and Jewish communities in the Golan Heights / D. Urman. (OCLC) Volume 47 - 1 & 2, of the Brill series "Studia Post-Biblica." (S. P.-B.).

Hardcover. Zustand: Very good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: very good. First edition. Octavo (standard sized). Slight wear to edges and corners of boards and dust jacket. xxxvii, 297 p. w/footnotes. A collection of 18 scholarly essays, grouped by origins, development, synagogues and settlements, and the synagogue's nature and the Jewish community.

Zustand: Very Good. Location:486 XIV+ XII +677pp and 53 plates for the 2 volumes, lacks free end papers 486.

Leiden, E.J. Brill, 1995. Or. cloth, with dustjackets, XXXVII, 677 pp. Illustrations in the text and 61 plates. In good condition.