Jews in an Antiquity in Middle Ages

The book included sketches on history of Jews into antiquities and the Middle Ages in which except for a general historical outline conditions of a life are investigated, occupations of Jews, ways of becoming of Jewish people as townspeople are traced and its character reveals.

foreword

I Highlights of the history of economic and social development of the people of Israel in the era of doellinisticheskuyu

 Chapter One
The transition period from livestock farming to farming ( time judges). The domination of agrarian culture in the era of kingdoms
 Chapter Two
Terms of trade development . The issue of trade snoshu
in the reign of Solomon
 Chapter Three
The development of large estates and the enslavement of the masses
 Chapter Four
Terms of trade development in the era of kingdoms
 Chapter Five
Babylonian captivity and the beginning of the Diaspora
 Chapter Six
Diaspora Jews and the Jews of Palestine

II Judea and Hellas . The relations in the era of doellinisticheskuyu

introduction
Hellenism and Judaism
 Chapter One
The study of Greek literature and documentaries about the relationship between Greeks and Jews in the era of doellinisticheskuyu
a.Grecheskie authors
b.Dannye Greek epigraphy
 Chapter Two
The Old Testament Jewish Literature
 Chapter Three
The Greeks in Palestine
 Chapter Four
Overall results of the study
 Chapter Five
Hellas and Judah in their mutual relations

III Jews in the Roman era

 Chapter One
The Jews of the Diaspora. Their distribution within the
Roman state
 Chapter Two
The economic situation of the Jews in the Roman Empire. Chapter Three
Attitudes toward Jews on the part of the empire's population

IV The Jews in the Middle Ages

introduction
 Chapter One
The Jews in the Merovingian era
 Chapter Two
The heyday of the Jewish trade (VIII-XI cc. )
trade and monetary transactions
 Chapter Three
The Jews in the VIII-XI centuries. Other labor activities. Jewish land ownership . Attitudes toward Jews
on the part of the Christian population
 Chapter Four
The loss of commercial value and appeal
to ssudozalogovym operations
 Chapter Five
The social position of the Jews
in the second half of the Middle Ages
 conclusion