Palestinian Jews and Judaism Under Christian Rome (324-638 CE)
- From Text to Tradition
- Historical surveys
- Primary sources
- Jerusalem Talmud Sanhedrin 2-1 (19d-20a)- The Patriarchate and the Sages
- Babylonian Talmud Avodah Zarah 10a-11a- Antoninus and Rabbi
- Codex Theodosianus- Laws Concerning the Jews
- Emperor Julian, To the Community of the Jews- The Redress of Oppressive Measures
- Codex Justinianus 1- Anti-Jewish Legislation
- Chronicon Paschale- The Samaritan Rebellion of 484
- Procopius of Caesarea, Buildings V, vii- The First Samaritan Rebellion
- Procopius of Caesarea, Anecdota XI, 13-31- Religious Compulsion in the Christian Roman Empire
- Chronicon Paschale- The Samaritan Revolt of 529
- Antiochus Strategos- The Persian Conquest of Jerusalem in 614
- Images
- Emperor Justinian portrayed on a wall mosaic in the church of St. Vitale, Ravenna, 6th century.
- The Madaba Map, a Byzantine portrayal of the Christian Holy Land as viewed from Mt. Nebo in modern Jordan, 6th century.
- The Madaba Map, a Byzantine portrayal of the Christian Holy Land as viewed from Mt. Nebo in modern Jordan, detail of Jerusalem, 6th century CE.
- Samaritan Synagogue at El-Kirbeh, 4th century CE.
- Sepphoris Cardo, a Byzantine Period market place in the Galilee.
- Mosaic from the House of Celebration of the Nile at Sepphoris, Lower Galilee.
- Detail of the mosaic from the House of Celebration of the Nile at Sepphoris, Lower Galilee.
- Mosaic from the synagogue of Severos, Hammath Tiberias, 4-5th centuries CE
- The Beth Alpha synagogue zodiac mosaic, 6th century CE.
- Hagia Sophia.