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Greeks, Romans, Jews and Others in the Near East from Alexander to Muhammad: A Civilization of Epigraphy

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Hannah Cotton

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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Hannah Cotton is a professor in the Department of Classical Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Her research interests are: Tacitus; Papyrology from the Judean Desert; Epigraphy from Judaea-Palaestina from Alexander the Great to Muhammad.

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Robert Hoyland

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University of Oxford
Robert is a professor in the Oriential Institute at the University of Oxford.
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Ernst Knauf

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Bern University
Ernst Knauf is a professor in the Faculty of Theology at Bern University.
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Shlomo Naeh

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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Shlomo Naeh is a professor in the Department of Jewish Thought at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His research interests are: Rabbinic Hebrew, mainly lexicology; textual interpretative study of the Sifra; thoughts and beliefs of the Rabbis and their contemporaries; Talmud Yerushalmi.

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Jonathan Price

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Tel Aviv University

Jonathan Price is a professor in the Department of History at Tel Aviv University. His research interests are: Roman History; Internal War in Antiquity, Greek and R​oman Historiography; Jewish Epigraphy; Jewish History during the Roman Period

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Marijana Ricl

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University of Belgrade

Marijana Ricl is a professor in the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Belgrade. Her research interests are local sanctuaries in the Hellenistic and Roman period.

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Seth Schwartz

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Jewish Theological Seminary
Seth Schwartz is a professor of History at The Jewish Theological Seminary. His research interests are the social, cultural and political history of the ancient Jews, and their Hellenistic, Roman and early Christian environments.
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David Wasserstein

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Tel Aviv University
David Wasserstein is a professor in the Department of Middle Eastern and African History at Tel Aviv University. His research interests are the history of Islam, of Judaism in Islam, and of the medieval world.