The Trial of St. Paul

Name: The Trial of St. Paul | A Juridical Exegesis of the Second Half of the Acts of the Apostles
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A Juridical Exegesis of the Second Half of the Acts of the Apostles

H. W. Tajra(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

XVII, 225 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Textual Apparatus
Abbreviations
Introduction
Chapter I: Philippi: Paul and the Duoviri
I. Paul in the Roman Colony of Philippi
II. Paul is accused before the Duoviri
1. The Officials: Principes, Duoviri and Lictores
2. The Accusations
III. Excursus 1: The juridical Situation of Judaism during the Early Principate
IV. Excursus 2: Foreign Cults and the Question of Proselytism
V. Paul proclaims his Roman Citizenship
Chapter II: Thessalonica: Paul, Jason and the Politarchs
I. The Free City of Thessalonica
II. Paul is accused of acting "contra decreta Caesaris"
III. Excursus: The Emperor: His Authority, Majesty, Cult
IV. Jason gives Security
Chapter III: Corinth: Paul and Gallio
I. The Senatorial Province of Achaia
II. Paul breaks with the Corinthian Synagogue
III. Paul before the Proconsul Gallio
IV. Vos ipsi videritis
Chapter IV: Jerusalem (Part I): Paul and Lysias
I. Paul's last Journey to Jerusalem
II. The Tribune Lysias arrests Paul
III. The Preliminary Investigation begins
IV. Excursus: Paul's triple Identity
1. The Concept of Multiple Citizenship
2. Paul, a ????t?? of Tarsus
3. Paul, the Pharisaic Jew
4. Paul, the Roman Citizen
a) Aspects of Roman citizenship
b) Was the Apostle Paul indeed a Roman citizen?
Chapter V: Jerusalem (Part 2): Paul and the Sanhedrin
I. Paulus ante Synedrium
1. The Convening of the Sanhedrin
2. In the Council Chamber
II. Excursus: The Judicial Prerogatives of the Sanhedrin
III. Paul is transferred to Caesarea
1. The Plot to assassinate Paul
2. Lysias' Dimissoriae Litterae
Chapter VI: Caesarea (Part 1): Paul and Felix
I. The Procuratorship in Judaea: Judicial Competence and Exercise of Criminal Jurisdiction
II. Paul is handed over to Felix: the Question of Forum Domicilii
III. Tertullus the Rhetor presents the Case against Paul
IV. Paul makes his Apologia before Felix
V. Felix leaves Paul in Prison
1. Paul in Custody
2. Biennis Captivitas Caesariensis
Chapter VII: Caesarea (Part 2): Paul and Festus
I. Festus at Jerusalem
II. Festus in Favour of a Change of Jurisdiction
III. Paul appeals to Caesar
IV. Excursus: The Appeal under the early Emperors
V. Festus grants Paul's Appeal
Chapter VIII: Caesarea (Part 3): Paul and Agrippa
I. Festus summarizes Paul's Case to Agrippa
II. Festus lays Paul's Case before Agrippa
III. Paul makes his Defence
IV. Agrippa gives his Opinion in Paul's Case
Chapter IX: Rome: Paul Spends Two Years Awaiting Trial
I. Paul is transferred from Caesarea to Rome
II. Paul a Prisoner at Rome
1. The Stratopedarch
2. In Custodia Militari
III. Paul and the Roman Jews
1. The Jewish Communities at Rome
2. The First Interview: Paul explains his Case
3. The Second Interview: Paul turns to the Gentiles
IV. Biennis Captivitas Romana
Chapter X: An Afterword - The Lucan Account of Paul's Legal History
Bibliography
1. Reference Works
2. Bibliography of Works cited
Index of Passages
1. Holy Scripture
2. Epigraphical and Papyrological Publications
3. Ancient Writers and Sources
Index of Names
Index of Subjects

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