Historia Israelis et Iudae
Historia Israelis et Iudae, regnorum antiquarum, historiam regnorum Israelis et Iudae enarrat, quae cognatae temporis aetatis ferreae in Levante antiquo politiae fuerunt. Illud parva potestas socialis et politica magni moment ante saeculum decimum a.C.n. facta est, quae ab imperio Neo-Assyriano anno 722 victa est. Hoc, regnum Iudae, meridianus regni Israelis vicinus, saeculo octavo aut nono ortum est, et deinde factum est civitas cliens primi imperii Neo-Assyriani et tum imperii Neo-Babyloniani, antequam rebellio infelix eius exstinctionem anno 586 a.C.n. praecipitavit. Babylone vicissim imperio Achaemenidarum sub Cyro Magno anno 539 a.C.n. caso, aliquot exsules Iudaei Hierosolyma redierunt, aetatem creatricem in evolutione distinctae identitatis Iudaicae in provincia Yehud Medinata initiantes.

Yehod aevo Helenistico classico in dicionem regnorum Hellenisticorum quae victorias Alexandri Magi sequebantur exactum est, sed Iudaei Maccabaeis ducibus saeculo secundo a.C.n. contra imperium Seleucidarum prospere rebellantes, regnum Hasmonaeum creaverunt. Hoc, ultimum saltem nomine regnum liberum in terra Israelis libertatem gradatim amittebat, per oppugnationem Hierosolymorum anni 63 a.C.n. et victoriam Pompeii Romani, cum regnum cliens reipublicae Romanae et deinde regni Parthiae factum esset. Regnis clientibus sub domo Herodeana inauguratis, provincia Iudaea tumultibus civilibus continenter vexabatur, cuius consecutiones erant primum bellum Iudaicum gestum, templum secundum Hierosolymis destructum, atque Iudaismus rabbinicus primusque Christianismus orti. Historici Graeco-Romani nomen Iudaeam post rebellionem Bar Kochba anno 135 p.C.n. scribere desinierunt.

Aeva

Aetas ferrea I: 1200–1000 a.C.n.
Aetas ferrea II: 1000–586 a.C.n.
Neo-Babylonianum: 586–539 a.C.n.
Persicum: 539–332 a.C.n.
Hellenisticum: 333–53 a.C.n.

Alia vocabula academica saepe videntur:
Primum aevum templi (c. 1000–586 a.C.n.)
Secundum aevum templi (c. 516 a.C.n.–70 p.C.n.)

Aegyptus antiqua
Archaeologia biblica
Canaan
Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae
Diaspora Iudaica
Hasmonaei
Hellenismus
Historia Israelis
Historia Palaestinae
Historia Romae
Historia Iudaeorum in Aegypto
Historia Iudaeorum in Persia
Historia Iudaeorum in imperio Romano
Historia Levantis
Flavius Iosephus
Israelites
Iudaei
Libanus
Maccabaei
Monarchia Coniuncta
Novum Testamentum
Phoenicia
Pontius Pilatus
Reges Israelis et Iudae
Reges Iudae
Regnum Ptolemaicum
Sion
Tanakh
Titus
Vetus Testamentum

Notae

Bibliographia

Dever, William. 2017. Beyond the Texts: An Archaeological Portrait of Ancient Israel and Judah. SBL Press. ISBN 9780884142171. Google Books.
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Herrmann, Siegfried. 1985. Historia de Israel en la época del antiguo testamento. Ediciones Sígueme. ISBN 84-301-0770-3.
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Kinet, Dirk. 2001. Geschichte Israels. Neue Echter Bibel, Ergänzungsband 2. Würzburg.
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Bibliographia addita
 Avery-Peck, Alan, and Neusner, Jacob, (eds), "The Blackwell Companion to Judaism (Blackwell, 2003)
 Brettler, Marc Zvi, "The Creation of History in Ancient Israel" (Routledge, 1995), and also review at Dannyreviews.com
 Cook, Stephen L., "The social roots of biblical Yahwism" (Society of Biblical Literature, 2004)
 Day, John (ed), "In search of pre-exilic Israel: proceedings of the Oxford Old Testament Seminar" (T&T Clark International, 2004)
 Gravett, Sandra L., "An Introduction to the Hebrew Bible: A Thematic Approach" (Westminster John Knox Press, 2008)
 Grisanti, Michael A., and Howard, David M., (eds), "Giving the Sense:Understanding and Using Old Testament Historical Texts" (Kregel Publications, 2003)
 Hess, Richard S., "Israelite religions: an archaeological and biblical survey" Baker, 2007)
 Kavon, Eli, "Did the Maccabees Betray the Hanukka Revolution?", The Jerusalem Post, 26 December 2005
 Lemche, Neils Peter, "The Old Testament between theology and history: a critical survey" (Westminster John Knox Press, 2008)
 Levine, Lee I., "Jerusalem: portrait of the city in the second Temple period (538 B.C.E.–70 C.E.)" (Jewish Publication Society, 2002)
 Na'aman, Nadav, "Ancient Israel and its neighbours" (Eisenbrauns, 2005)
 Penchansky, David, "Twilight of the gods: polytheism in the Hebrew Bible" (Westminster John Knox Press, 2005)
 Provan, Iain William, Long, V. Philips, Longman, Tremper, "A Biblical History of Israel" (Westminster John Knox Press, 2003)
 £Russell, Stephen C., "Images of Egypt in early biblical literature" (Walter de Gruyter, 2009)
 Sparks, Kenton L., "Ethnicity and identity in ancient Israel" (Eisenbrauns, 1998)
 Stackert, Jeffrey, "Rewriting the Torah: literary revision in Deuteronomy and the holiness code" (Mohr Siebeck, 2007)
 Vanderkam, James, "An introduction to early Judaism" (Eerdmans, 2001)

Archaeologia