Abstract

Abstract The previous chapter considers some of the dangers of writing about Jewish women and women’s Judaisms in the context of the study of women in early Christianity. This chapter, which I hope will not be read independently of the prior one, concerns itself primarily with critical, historical questions; with what we know about Jewish women in the period ca. 100 BCE to 150 CE that is particularly germane to the study of early Christianity in general and to the study of women and Christian origins more specifically.

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