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Flavius Josephus — Jewish Antiquities

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ANCIENT_TEXTANCIENT_TEXT_JOSEPHUS_ANTIQUITIES

Evidence state: documented fact

Late first-century Jewish historiographical work in Greek. It is a major comparative source for Second-Temple institutions, rulers, priesthood, politics, geography, and Jewish history, but individual historical claims still require source criticism.

Release Introduced
v50
Curation State
CURATED_CATALOG_ENTITY
Short Title
Josephus, Antiquities
Evidence Classification
documented fact
Date Range
{
    "start_ce": 93,
    "end_ce": 94,
    "label": "ca. 93–94 CE",
    "certainty": "standard composition range retained for catalog context"
}
Languages
[
    "Greek"
]
Tradition Contexts
[
    "JEWISH_CONTEXT",
    "GRECO_ROMAN_CONTEXT"
]
Identifiers
[
    {
        "scheme": "CTS work URN",
        "value": "urn:cts:greekLit:tlg0526.tlg001"
    }
]
Source Ids
[
    "SRC_PERSEUS_JOSEPHUS_ANTIQUITIES"
]
Rights
{
    "edition_text_state": "CC_BY_SA_SOURCE_EDITION",
    "translation_state": "SOURCE_VERSION_TERMS_APPLY",
    "local_host_state": "LOCAL_HOST_PERMITTED_WITH_LICENSE_COMPLIANCE"
}
Evidence Boundary
Josephus is an ancient literary/historical source, not a neutral transcript of events. Agreement or disagreement with Scripture must be evaluated claim by claim; later digital editions are not the ancient autograph.