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Publications Benjamin H. Isaac October 2020 Books & Monographs Publications Benjamin H. Isaac October 2020 Books & Monographs 1. van Royen, R.A. and Isaac, B.H.. The Arrival of the Greeks, The Evidence from the Settlements, Amsterdam, 1979, pp.ix; 76. 2. Isaac, Benjamin and Roll, Israel. Roman Roads in Judaea, I, The Scythopolis-Legio Road, Oxford, B.A.R., 1982, 149 pp. 3. Oppenheimer, Aharon, in collaboration with Isaac, Benjamin and Lecker, Michael. Babylonia Judaica, Wiesbaden, Beihefte zum TAVO, 1983, 550 pp. 4. Isaac, Benjamin, The Greek Settlements in Thrace until the Macedonian Conquest, pp. xv, 304, Brill, Leiden 1986. 5. Isaac, Benjamin, The Limits of Empire: The Roman Army in the East, pp. xiv, 519 (Oxford, Oxford University Press 1990, revised edition 1992; paperback: 1993). Chinese edition forthcoming. 6. Fischer, Moshe; Isaac, Benjamin and Roll, Israel. Roman Roads in Judaea, ii, The Jaffa - Jerusalem Roads (B.A.R. International Series, Oxford 1996), pp.ix, 434. 7. Isaac, Benjamin, The Near East under Roman Rule: Selected Papers (Brill, Leiden 1998), pp. xix, 481 8. Isaac, Benjamin, The Invention of Racism in Classical Antiquity, (Princeton University Press, 2004), pp. xiv, 592 9. Isaac, Benjamin, Empire and Ideology in the Graeco-Roman World: Selected Papers (Cambridge University Press, 2017) Edited 1. Isaac, Benjamin & Oppenheimer, Aharon, Studies on the Jewish Diaspora in the Hellenistic and Roman Periods (Tel-Aviv 1996, Heb.) 2. Isaac, Benjamin with Miriam Eliav-Feldon and Joseph Ziegler, The Origins of Racism in the West (Cambridge University Press, 2009; paperback 2013), pp. xiv, 333 3. Corpus Inscriptionum: Iudaea-Palaestina, vol. 1, Part 1: Jerusalem (co-editor) (Berlin: De Gruyter 2010) 4. Corpus Inscriptionum: Iudaea-Palaestina, vol. 2: Caesarea and the Middle Coast (co-editor) (Berlin: De Gruyter 2011) 5. Corpus Inscriptionum: Iudaea-Palaestina, vol. 1, Part 2: Jerusalem (co-editor) (Berlin: De Gruyter 2012) 6. Benjamin Isaac &Yuval Shahar (eds.), Judaea-Palaestina, Babylon and Rome: Jews in Antiquity, (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism, No.147, 2012) 7. Corpus Inscriptionum: Iudaea-Palaestina, vol. 3: The South Coast (co-editor) (Berlin: De Gruyter 2014) 8. Scripta Classica Israelica 34 (2015) (Editor-in-Chief) 9. Scripta Classica Israelica 35 (2016) (Editor-in-Chief) 10. Scripta Classica Israelica 36 (2017) (Editor-in-Chief) 11. Corpus Inscriptionum: Iudaea-Palaestina, vol. 4.1-2, Iudaea / Idumaea, 1580 pp.: (co-editor) (Berlin: De Gruyter 2018) 12. Scripta Classica Israelica 37 (2018) (Editor-in-Chief) 13. Scripta Classica Israelica 38 (2019) (Editor-in-Chief)\ 14. Scripta Classica Israelica 39 (2020) (Editor-in-Chief) Edited, forthcoming Corpus Inscriptionum: Iudaea-Palaestina, vol. 5, Galilee (Berlin: De Gruyter) Articles and Chapters in Books 1. Colonia Munatia Triumphalis and Legio Nona Triumphalis? Talanta 3 (1971),pp. 11-43 2. Gichon, M. and Isaac, B.H., A Flavian Inscription from Jerusalem. Israel Exploration Journal 24 (1974),117-123. 3. Isaac, B.H. and Roll, I., A Milestone of AD 69 from Judaea. Journal of Roman Studies 66 (1976), pp.9-14. 4. Best, J.G.P. and Isaac, B.H., The Helvetians from Foederati to Stipendiarii. Talanta vii- ix (1977), pp.11-32. 5. Isaac, B., Milestones in Judaea: From Vespasian to Constantine. PEQ 110 (1978), 47-60. 6. Applebaum, S., Isaac, B., Landau, Y., Varia Epigraphica. Scripta Classica Israelica iv (1978), pp.113-159. 7. Isaac, Benjamin and Roll, Israel. Judaea in the Early Years of Hadrian's Reign. Latomus 38 (1979), pp.54-66 8. Isaac, Benjamin and Roll, Israel, Legio II Traiana in Judaea. ZPE 33 (1979), pp.149-156 9. Roman Colonies in Judaea: The Foundation of Aelia Capitolina, Jerusalem in the Second Temple Period, Abraham Schalit Memorial Volume, ed. A. Oppenheimer, U. Rappaport and M. Stern (Jerusalem 1980, pp. 340-60 (Hebrew) 10. ‘Trade Routes to Arabia and the Roman Army’ in W.S. Hanson & L.J.F. Keppie, Roman Frontier Studies, 1979 (Oxford, BAR, Int. Series, 1980), 889-901. 11. Talanta 12-13 (1980-81), pp.31-53 (=No. 9, English, revised) 12. The Decapolis in Syria, a Neglected Inscription. ZPE 44 (1981), pp.67-74. 13. Applebaum, S., Isaac, B. and Landau, Y. Varia Epigraphica II. Scripta Classica Israelica, 6 (1982). 14. Isaac, Benjamin and Roll, Israel. Legio II Traiana in Judaea - a Reply. Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik, 47 (1982), pp.131-132. 15a. A Donation for Herod's Temple in Jerusalem. Israel Exploration Journal, 33 (1983), pp.86-92 (English). 15b. A Donation for Herod's Temple in Jerusalem. Eretz Israel, 18 (1985), pp.1-4 (= no.14a, in Hebrew). 16a. Cassius Dio on the Bar Kokba Revolt.In: Oppenheimer, Aharon et al. (eds.) The Bar Kokhba Revolt — New Studies, pp.106-112, Jerusalem, Yad Ben Zvi, 1984.(Hebrew) 16b. Cassius Dio on the Revolt of Bar Kokhba. Scripta Classica Israelica 7 (1983-4)[1986], pp.68-76 (=no.15a, in English) 17a. Judaea after AD 70. Journal of Jewish Studies, 35 (1984), pp.44-50 (English) 17b. Judaea after AD 70. In: Kasher, A.,Oppenheimer, A., Rappaport (eds.) Man and Land in Eretz-Israel in Antiquity Jerusalem, Yad Ben Zvi, 1986 (in Hebrew), pp.87-94. 18. Bandits in Judaea and Arabia. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, 88 (1984), pp.171-203. 19. Bandits in Judaea and Arabia. Cathedra 39 (1986), pp.3-36 (=no.17, revised, in Hebrew) 20a. Isaac, Benjamin and Oppenheimer, Aharon. The Revolt of Bar Kokhba, Scholarship and Ideology. Journal of Jewish Studies, 36 (1985), pp.33-60. 20b. Isaac, Benjamin and Aharon Oppenheimer. The Revolt of Bar Kokhba, Scholarship and Ideology. Amos Kloner and Yigal Tepper (eds.), The Hiding Complexes in the Judean Shephelah (Tel Aviv 1987, in Hebrew), 405 - 428. 21. The Roman Army in Jerusalem and its Vicinity. In: Studien zu den Militärgrenzen Roms iii, Vorträge des 13. Internationalen Limeskongresses, Aalen 1983 (Stuttgart 1986), pp.635-640. 22. Reflections on the Roman Army in the East. in: The Defence of the Roman and Byzantine East, Proceedings of a Colloquium held at the University of Sheffield, April 1986, Oxford 1986, pp.383-395. 23. Military Diplomas and Extraordinary Levies. In: Heer und Integrationspolitik, Die römischen Militärdiplome als historische Quelle, Passauer Historische Forschungen 2, Köln- Wien 1986, eds. W. Eck und H. Wolff, pp. 258-64. 24. Two Greek Inscriptions from Tell Abu-Shusha. In: B. Mazar (ed.), Geva: Archaeological Discoveries at Tell Abu-Shusha, Mishmar Ha-'Emeq (Jerusalem 1988, in Hebrew), pp. 224-5. 25. Roman Administration and Urbanization, Cathedra 48 (1988), 9 - 16 (in Hebrew). 24a. Roman Administration and Urbanization. In: Kasher, A., Rappaport, U. and Fuks, G. (eds.) Greece and Rome in Eretz Israel, Collected Essays (Jerusalem 1990), 151-9 (= no. 24, in English). 26. The Meaning of ‘Limes’ and ‘Limitanei’ in Ancient Sources. Journal of Roman Studies 78 (1988), 125-147 27. Trade-routes to Arabia and the Roman Presence in the Desert, T. Fahd (ed.) L'Arabie pré islamique et son environnement historique et culturel, Actes du Colloque de Strasbourg, 24-27 June 1987 (1988), 24-56. 28. Luttwak's `Grand Strategy' and the Eastern Frontier of the Roman Empire, D.H. French and C.S. Lightfoot (ed.), The Eastern Frontier of the Roman Empire, Colloquium at Ankara, September 1988 (1989), 231-4. 29. Isaac, Benjamin. The Roman Army in Judaea: Police Duties and Taxation, Roman Frontier Studies 1989, ed. V.A. Maxfield & M.J. Dobson (Exeter 1991), 458-461. 30. A Seleucid Inscription from Jamnia-on-the-Sea: Antiochus V and the Sidonians, Israel Exploration Journal 41 (1991), 132 - 44. 31. Burgi and Burgarii, Jews and Judaism in the Second Temple, Mishna and Talmud Period: Studies in Honour of S. Safrai I. Gafni, A. Oppenheimer and M. Stern (eds.) (Jerusalem, 1993, in Hebrew), 235 - 242. 32. An Open Frontier, in Frontières d'Empire: Nature et signification des frontières romaines, eds. P. Brun, S. van der Leeuw & C.R. Whittaker (Nemours 1993), 105-114. 33. Religion, Economy and the Christianization of the Empire in: Religion and Economy ed. M. Ben Sasson (Jerusalem 1994), 115-120 (Heb.). 34. Roman Frontier Policy: East and West in: M. Toch & D. Mendels (eds.), Frontier, Town and the Transition from Antiquity to the Middle Ages Jerusalem, Magnes Press, 1995), 33-40 (Heb.) 35. Ethnic Groups in Judaea under Roman Rule, Dor Le-Dor: Studies in Honour of J. Efron, eds. A. Kasher and A. Oppenheimer (Jerusalem 1995), 201-9 (in Hebrew) 36. Tax Collection in Roman Arabia: A New Interpretation of the Evidence from the Babatha Archive, Mediterranean Historical Review 9 (1994), 256-66 37. Hierarchy and Command Structure in the Roman Army in Y. Le Bohec (ed.), La hiérarchie (Rangordnung) de l’armée romaine sous le Haut-Empire: Actes du Congrès de Lyon 1994 (Paris 1995), 23-31. 38. Isaac, Benjamin. Eusebius and the Geography of Roman Provinces, for D. Kennedy (ed.), The Roman Army in the East (Journal of Roman Archaeology, Supplementary series, 18, Ann Arbor, MI, 1996), 153-67. 39. Isaac, Benjamin. Orientals and Jews in the Historia Augusta: Fourth-Century Prejudice and Stereotypes, The Jews in the Hellenistic-Roman World: Studies in Memory of Menahem Stern, eds. I.M. Gafni, A. Oppenheimer, D.R. Schwarz (Zalman Shazar Center for Jewish History, Jerusalem, 1996), 101-18 40. The Army in the Late Roman East: The Persian Wars and the Defence of the Byzantine Provinces, in The Byzantine and Early Islamic Near East III. States, Resources and Armies. Papers of the Third Workshop on Late Antiquity and Early Islam. eds. A. Cameron, L. Conrad, G. King, (Darwin Press, Princeton, 1995), pp.125-55 41.Dedications to Zeus Olybris, ZPE 117 (1997), 126-128 42. The Cambridge Ancient History, Vol. XIII (eds. A. Cameron & P. Garnsey, 1998), Chapter 18: ‘The Eastern Frontier’, pp.
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