Subject associations REL 246 / JDS 246 Term Fall 2023 Instructors Yedidah Koren View additional detailsfor Ancient Judaism (HA) Registrar description In this course we will learn about the diverse world of ancient Jews and discover not one, but many ancient "Judaisms." The course will cover a broad timespan, from the rebuilding of the Jerusalem temple under Persian rule in the sixth century BCE, to the compilation of the Palestinian and Babylonian Talmuds sometime in the fifth and sixth centuries CE. This eventful millennium witnessed imperial conquests, revolts, and much inner-Jewish strife. We will examine literary and material sources, produced by Jews in Egypt, Palestine, and Babylonia, including stories, philosophical writings, amulets, and burial inscriptions. Additional description Traditions Stream Requirement: Ancient Judaism, Christianity, and Greek and Roman Religions Email this page Print this page