Table of Contents

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements V
3. In Memory of Géza G. Xeravits (1971–2019) VII
4. Table of Contents XI
5. Notions and Concepts of Time: Introduction 1
6. Part I: “Axial Ages:” The Construction of Time in Identity, History and Festivals
7. Time is on My Side: Concepts of Time and Jewish Identity 19
8. Ontologie im Mondlicht 43
9. “All’s well that ends well” 67
10. Time Factors in Early Rabbinic Religiosity 93
11. Zeit-Begriffe und -Konzepte in historiographischen Texten des 1. Jhs. n. Chr. 111
12. Biblische Zeit und christliche Historiographie 131
13. References to Jewish Festivals in the LXX Book of Judith 149
14. Ben Sira and the Sabbath 169
15. Part II: Specific Constructions of Time in Deuterocanonical Literature
16. Was tut Gott in der Nacht? 193
17. Time and Jewish Identity in 2 Maccabees 211
18. Kairos, Chronos und Aion im Buch der Weisheit 235
19. Ideas of Time in the Diaspora Tale of Tobit: Tobit’s Incipit (1:1–2) as Case Study 285
20. The “Shape of Time” in the Book of Tobit 295
21. Does Time Conquer All Things (“aut tempus omnia vincit”)? 311
22. Part III: Terms of Time and Space in the Book of Ben Sira
23. Time and Change in the Book of Ben Sira 339
24. The Notion of Time in Sir 18:19–26 369
25. Aspects of Time in the Book of Ben Sira: אחרית 387
26. Die Bedeutung von קץ im Buch Ben Sira 403
27. Part IV: The Construction of Apocalyptic Time
28. Deep Time, the Monstrous, and the Book of the Watchers in the Hellenistic Age 429
29. Concepts of Time in the Visions of Daniel 453
30. Zeitkonstruktion im 4. Esrabuch. Eine Skizze 473
31. Contributors 485
32. Index of Sources 489
33. Index of Modern Authors 521
34. Index of Subjects 529