judaism_and_rome 2026-07-22T00:11:00+02:00 1 49 Person https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=49&db=judaism_and_rome 2022-08-07 21:09:28 2025-07-22 16:56:39 public Rocca Samuele Rocca did a BA at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, in Biblical and Classical Archaeology, and Ancient and Medieval History. He then did a MA in Classical Archaeology and History of the Jewish People in the Second Temple Period. He obtained his PhD from the University of Bar Ilan, under the supervision of Albert Baumgarten, on the topic "Herod’s Judaea – A Mediterranean State in the Classical World" (2007). He then did a post-doc at the Biblical Pontifical Institute in Rome, under the supervision of Joseph Sievers, on the topic: "The Jews of Roman Italy: A Mediterranean Diaspora between National Identity and Acculturation". He currently teaches at Ariel University. Samuele Male rocca@mmsh.univ-aix.fr 111 36 eaa35edca8cbe7f1548742f44f97389e8881ccb3 s200_samuele.rocca-134-c.jpg image/jpeg 2 2022-08-07 21:10:19 https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?db=judaism_and_rome&file=eaa35edca8cbe7f1548742f44f97389e8881ccb3 02 Researcher Samuele Rocca was in charge of the analysis of material culture in the Roman empire, with a particular focus on numismatics. Historian of the Greco-Roman World <p><strong>Books (a selection)</strong></p> <p>• <em>Herod’s Judaea – A Mediterranean State in the Classical World</em>, Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 122 (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2008).</p> <p><strong>Articles (a selection)</strong></p> <p>• "Spatia et tempora regis: the spatial and temporal relationship between the Herodian ruler and his palaces," in Zeev Weiss (ed.), Ehud Netzer volume = ספר אהוד נצר (Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 2015), 386–397.</p> <p>• "The Hasmonean State and Rome: A New Appraisal", Revue des Études Juives 173/3-4 (2014): 263–295.</p> <p>• "The Late Republic and Hasmonean Judaea," Athenaeum 102/1 (2014): 47–78.</p> <p>• “Domitian’s Attitude towards the Jews in the Light of his Numismatic Output,” Israel Numismatic Journal 18 (2014): 122–145.</p> 1657 951 356 365 382 383 384 385 386 387 390 391 398 420 428 437 456 461 464 475 483 484 488 489 499 504 508 511 515 531 544 546 558 571 594 598 618 624 627 643 649 682 685 699 723 737 750 751 764 774 780 781 784 789 792 800 803 824 835 847 864 881 889 895 898 901 909 916 818 48 58 59 62 65 71 72 75 79 84 93 943 944 946 950 959 961 967 969 853 958 403 397 952 357 358 855 819 74 1