Alexander Kulik is Associate Professor of Russian and Slavic Studies at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.Gabriele Boccaccini is Professor of Second Temple Judaism and and Christian Origins at the University of Michigan.Lorenzo DiTommaso is Professor of Religions and Cultures at Concordia University Montréal.David Hamidovic is Professor of Jewish Apocryphal Literature and History of Judaism in Antiquity at the University of Lausanne.Michael E. Stone is Professor Emeritus of Comparative Religions and Armenian Studies at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• Introduction: Alexander Kulik, "The Voice of Jacob" A. Traditions1. William Adler, "Greek"2. Robert A. Kraft, "Latin"3. Pierluigi Piovanelli, "Ethiopic"4. Alexander Kulik, "Slavonic"5. Jacques van der Vliet, "Coptic"6. Sergey Minov, "Syriac"7. Michael E. Stone, "Armenian"8. Jost Gippert, "Georgian"9. John C. Reeves, "Christian Arabic"10. Martin McNamara, "Irish"11. Brian Murdoch, "Germanic" B. Corpora12. Lorenzo DiTommaso, "The 'Old Testament Pseudepigrapha' as Category and Corpus"13. Michael Tuval, "Flavius Josephus"14. Gregory E. Sterling, "Philo of Alexandria"15. Abraham Terain, "Armenian Philonic Corpus"16. Folker Siegert, "Minor Jewish Hellenistic Authors"17. Folker Siegert, "Early Jewish Liturgical Texts"18. David Hamidovic, "Qumran Texts"19. Gabriele Boccaccini, "Enochic Traditions"21. Jonathan Ben-Dov, "The Jewish Calendar and Jewish Sciences" C. Comparative Perspectives: Alternative Modes of Transmission21. Martha Himmelfarb, "Rabbinic and Post-Rabbinic Jewish"22. Dylan M. Burns, "Gnostic"23. John C. Reeves, "Manichaean"24. John C. Reeves, "Islamic" D. Trajectories of Traditions25. James Hamilton Charlesworth, "'The Pseudepigrapha Crescent,' and a Taxonomy of How Christians Shaped Jewish Traditions and Texts"26. Lorenzo DiTommaso, "The Reception and Interpretation of 'Old Testament' Figures in Literature and Art from Antiquity through the Reformation: Studies, 1983-2017" Indices

This valuable volume will no doubt serve its purpose and stimulate scholars to continue their search for the reception of this material in Christian tradition, especially for a somewhat later period for which this has perhaps not yet been done to the full extent.

Alexander Kulik is Associate Professor of Russian and Slavic Studies at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.Gabriele Boccaccini is Professor of Second Temple Judaism and and Christian Origins at the University of Michigan.Lorenzo DiTommaso is Professor of Religions and Cultures at Concordia University Montréal.David Hamidovic is Professor of Jewish Apocryphal Literature and History of Judaism in Antiquity at the University of Lausanne.Michael E. Stone is Professor Emeritus of Comparative Religions and Armenian Studies at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• Introduction: Alexander Kulik, "The Voice of Jacob" A. Traditions1. William Adler, "Greek"2. Robert A. Kraft, "Latin"3. Pierluigi Piovanelli, "Ethiopic"4. Alexander Kulik, "Slavonic"5. Jacques van der Vliet, "Coptic"6. Sergey Minov, "Syriac"7. Michael E. Stone, "Armenian"8. Jost Gippert, "Georgian"9. John C. Reeves, "Christian Arabic"10. Martin McNamara, "Irish"11. Brian Murdoch, "Germanic" B. Corpora12. Lorenzo DiTommaso, "The 'Old Testament Pseudepigrapha' as Category and Corpus"13. Michael Tuval, "Flavius Josephus"14. Gregory E. Sterling, "Philo of Alexandria"15. Abraham Terain, "Armenian Philonic Corpus"16. Folker Siegert, "Minor Jewish Hellenistic Authors"17. Folker Siegert, "Early Jewish Liturgical Texts"18. David Hamidovic, "Qumran Texts"19. Gabriele Boccaccini, "Enochic Traditions"21. Jonathan Ben-Dov, "The Jewish Calendar and Jewish Sciences" C. Comparative Perspectives: Alternative Modes of Transmission21. Martha Himmelfarb, "Rabbinic and Post-Rabbinic Jewish"22. Dylan M. Burns, "Gnostic"23. John C. Reeves, "Manichaean"24. John C. Reeves, "Islamic" D. Trajectories of Traditions25. James Hamilton Charlesworth, "'The Pseudepigrapha Crescent,' and a Taxonomy of How Christians Shaped Jewish Traditions and Texts"26. Lorenzo DiTommaso, "The Reception and Interpretation of 'Old Testament' Figures in Literature and Art from Antiquity through the Reformation: Studies, 1983-2017" Indices

This valuable volume will no doubt serve its purpose and stimulate scholars to continue their search for the reception of this material in Christian tradition, especially for a somewhat later period for which this has perhaps not yet been done to the full extent.

Alexander Kulik is Associate Professor of Russian and Slavic Studies at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.Gabriele Boccaccini is Professor of Second Temple Judaism and and Christian Origins at the University of Michigan.Lorenzo DiTommaso is Professor of Religions and Cultures at Concordia University Montréal.David Hamidovic is Professor of Jewish Apocryphal Literature and History of Judaism in Antiquity at the University of Lausanne.Michael E. Stone is Professor Emeritus of Comparative Religions and Armenian Studies at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• Introduction: Alexander Kulik, "The Voice of Jacob" A. Traditions1. William Adler, "Greek"2. Robert A. Kraft, "Latin"3. Pierluigi Piovanelli, "Ethiopic"4. Alexander Kulik, "Slavonic"5. Jacques van der Vliet, "Coptic"6. Sergey Minov, "Syriac"7. Michael E. Stone, "Armenian"8. Jost Gippert, "Georgian"9. John C. Reeves, "Christian Arabic"10. Martin McNamara, "Irish"11. Brian Murdoch, "Germanic" B. Corpora12. Lorenzo DiTommaso, "The 'Old Testament Pseudepigrapha' as Category and Corpus"13. Michael Tuval, "Flavius Josephus"14. Gregory E. Sterling, "Philo of Alexandria"15. Abraham Terain, "Armenian Philonic Corpus"16. Folker Siegert, "Minor Jewish Hellenistic Authors"17. Folker Siegert, "Early Jewish Liturgical Texts"18. David Hamidovic, "Qumran Texts"19. Gabriele Boccaccini, "Enochic Traditions"21. Jonathan Ben-Dov, "The Jewish Calendar and Jewish Sciences" C. Comparative Perspectives: Alternative Modes of Transmission21. Martha Himmelfarb, "Rabbinic and Post-Rabbinic Jewish"22. Dylan M. Burns, "Gnostic"23. John C. Reeves, "Manichaean"24. John C. Reeves, "Islamic" D. Trajectories of Traditions25. James Hamilton Charlesworth, "'The Pseudepigrapha Crescent,' and a Taxonomy of How Christians Shaped Jewish Traditions and Texts"26. Lorenzo DiTommaso, "The Reception and Interpretation of 'Old Testament' Figures in Literature and Art from Antiquity through the Reformation: Studies, 1983-2017" Indices

This valuable volume will no doubt serve its purpose and stimulate scholars to continue their search for the reception of this material in Christian tradition, especially for a somewhat later period for which this has perhaps not yet been done to the full extent.