- Bakon, Shimon (1988): The Fall of Samaria. Biblical Historiosophy on Trial.
- Ruderman, Abraham (1991): Archeology and the Bible.
AT[Bearbeiten]
- Chronology of Israel, in: BETS 3:3.
- Brodsky, Harold (1993): Midrash on Maps.
- Faiman, David (1992): Chronology of Ancient Hebrew History.
- Faiman, David (1993): Chronology in the Book of Judges.
- Horton, Stanley M. (1961): Critical Note: A Sugggestion (sic!) Concerning the Chronology of Solomon´s Reign.
- Jeffers, Adrian (1969): Ideal versus Real History in the Book of Joshua
- Noonan, Benjamin J. (2011): Did Nehemiah Own Tyiran Goods? Trade between Judea and Phoenicia during the Achamenid Period. (academia.edu)
- Pitkänen, Pekka Matti Aukusti (2000): Central Sanctuary and the Centralization of Worship in Ancient Israel from the Settlement to the Building of Solomon´s Temple. A Historical and Theological Study of the Biblical Evidence in Its Archaeological and Ancient Near Eastern Context. (scribd.com)
- Rea, John (1960): The Time of the Oppression and the Exodus.
- Ruderman, Abraham (1993): The Subistence Struggles of early Israel.
- Sasson, Jack M. (1981): On Choosing Models for Recreating Israelite Pre-Monarchic History.
- Segal, Michael (2011): The Chronological Conception of the Persian Period in Daniel 9.
- Wazana, Nili (2005): Natives, Immigrants, and the Biblical Perception of Origins in Historical Times.
NT[Bearbeiten]
- Kippenberg, Hans Gerhard (1979): Textbuch zur neutestamentlichen Zeitgeschichte, Göttingen
Evangelienzeitraum[Bearbeiten]
- Cilliers, J.F.G. / F.P. Retief (2006): [ http://www.ajol.info/index.php/actat/article/view/52580/41187The illnesses of Herod the Great], in: Acta Theologica 26/2. S.278-293.
- Abstract: Herod the Great, Idumean by birth, was king of the Jews from 40BC to AD 4. An able statesman, builder and warrior, he ruthlessly stamped out all perceived opposition to his rule. His last decade was characterised by vicious strife within his family and progressive ill health. We review the nature of his illnesses and suggest that he had meningoencephalitis in 59 BC, and that he died primarily of uraemia and hypertensive heart failure, but accept diabetes mellitus as a possible underlying etiological factor. The possibility that Josephus’s classical description of Herod’s disease could be biased by “topos” biography (popular at the time), is discussed. The latter consideration is particularly relevant in determining the significance of the king’s reputed worminfested genital lesions.
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Edition(-sgeschichte) der Bibel[Bearbeiten]
- Abrahmowitz, Chaim (1987): Soferim - Scribes - Counters.
- Soloff, Rav A. (1992): Citing Chapter and Verse. (zur Aufteilung der Bibel in Kapitel)
- Sommer, Benjamin (2004): Unity and Plurality in Jewish Canons. The Case of the Oral and Written Torahs.
- Tsumura, David Toshio (1999): Scribal errors or phonitic spellings? Samuel as an aural text.
- Victor, Ulrich (1998): Was ein Texthistoriker zur Entstehung der Evangelien sagen kann.