Yes, thanks for the correction, which I have now fixed in the
lecture. I got your earlier note, but I just haven't had time to
attend to it until now.
Jim
James Davila's lecture summary on pesharim
http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/divinity/pesharim.html
makes several good observations; a typo in the
There is no such evidence at all for a WP Jannaias mentioned below !!!
However, we might read Alexander in the the way he was minted:
YEHONATAN THE HIGH PRIEST
And that is quite similar to the framing two
YEHOHANAN THE HIGH PRIEST
(make your decision which one is meant)
In so far James Davila is di
James Davila's lecture summary on pesharim
http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/divinity/pesharim.html
makes several good observations; a typo in the second historical allusion
section may be worth noting. For "Alexander Hyrcanus" read "Alexander
Jannaeus." This may be worth noting because evidence has
