Greek translation of the Jewish Bible, interpreted by Jiang as a Ptolemaic project to recruit Jewish elites and control the Levant.
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Septuagint
Greek translation of the Jewish Bible, interpreted by Jiang as a Ptolemaic project to recruit Jewish elites and control the Levant.
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He reads the Septuagint as a Ptolemaic strategy to bribe Jewish priests, control the Levant, and fold Jewish culture into Greek imperial administration.
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"...it around the world and this is what we call the Septuagint the Septuagint okay it's really important uh in our history um and..."
"the empire to rule over people okay so the library of sorry the library of Alexandria is an example of this because remember the..."
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