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Title The Oxford Illustrated History of the Holy Land / edited by Robert G. Hoyland, H. G. M. Williamson.
Publisher Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2018.
Copyright ©2018
Edition First Edition
book jacket
Description 1 online resource (vi, 402 pages) : illustrations (some color), color maps
Series Oxford Illustrated History Ser.
Access Access restricted to Toronto Metropolitan University students, faculty and staff.
Format Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI Available via World Wide Web.
Notes Print version record.
Contents Chapter 1: The Birth of Israel; The beginning of Israel: the biblical narrative; Problems with the narrative; Chronological framework; Archaeological background; The Israelite settlement: the growing debate; The Israelite settlement: assessing the evidence; Israel's emergence; The Shasu and an all Israelite identity in the late th and early th centuries; The (re)emergence of local identities in the late th century; Stressing 'Israel' again: the th and early th centuries.
Israel's developmentThe Exodus group and the Exodus story; The history of Israel; By way of conclusion; Chapter 2: Iron Age: Tribes to Monarchy; Writing the history of ancient Israel; Origins of Israel; Samuel; The Philistines; Saul; David; Relationship of Saul and David; Solomon; Conclusions; Chapter 3: Israel and Judah (c.931-587 BCE); War between Israel and Judah (c.931-881 BCE); The dynasty of Omri/Ahab (c.881-841); The dynasty of Jehu (c.841-749); The last kings of Israel (c.750-722); The kingdom of Judah alone (c.722-587); Chapter 4: Babylonian Exile and Restoration (587-325 BCE).
Judah under Babylonian ruleThe Babylonian exile; The start of Persian rule; Constitutional arrangements; Judah under the Persians; Temple building; Ezra; Nehemiah; The fourth century; Samaria and the Samaritans; Conclusions; Chapter 5: The Hellenistic and Roman Era; The Hellenistic era; The Ptolemaic era; The Seleucid era; The Maccabean revolt; The Hasmoneans; The Jewish sects; The end of Hasmonean rule; The Roman era; Herod; After Herod's death; Turbulent times; Jesus and his followers; The war against Rome; After the revolt; The rise of rabbinic Judaism.
Chapter 6: A Christian Holy Land (284-638 CE) Chapter 7: The Coming of Islam; The conquest of Palestine; The rule of the Umayyad dynasty (661-750); Later dynasties: Abbasid, Tulunid, Ikhshidid, and Fatimid rule (750-1099); Changes in settlement patterns; Spatial Islamization; The effects of the political events; The legal status of the non-Muslims; Arabization; Conversion to Islam; Culture and innovation; Chapter 8: The Holy Land in the Crusader and Ayyubid Periods (1099-1250); A brief historical overview of the Holy Land, 1099-1291.
The early establishment of the Crusader states in the Holy LandThe military Orders in the Holy Land; Frankish religious monuments and castles: a new visual landscape; Aspects of Frankish government and society; The Muslim response and recovery, 1099-1187; Frankish-Muslim coexistence from 1099 to 1187; After Saladin: the Ayyubids and the Holy Land: 1193-1250; Concluding remarks; Chapter 9: The Holy Land from the Mamluk Sultanate to the Ottoman Empire (1260-1799); Defining the period; The Turks in the Islamic world and their impact on the Holy Land.
Notes The Mamluk institution and the formation of a Mamluk Sultanate.
Summary The story of the Holy Land, encompassing the three millennia that saw the birth of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Each chapter is written by a leading scholar and is highly illustrated with paintings, photographs, and ancient texts.
Subject Palestine -- History.
Palestine -- Historical geography.
Alternate Author Williamson, H. G. M.
Hoyland, Robert G., 1966-
ISBN 0191036463
9780191036460
Call Number DS117 .O946 2018eb
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