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To Caesar What Is Caesar’s: Tribute, Taxes, and Imperial Administration in Early Roman Palestine

Fabian E. Udoh 2005 Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International license © Brown University
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  • Cover
  • Series Page
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface and Acknowledgments
  • Abbreviations
  • Introduction
  • 1 • Roman Tribute in Jewish Palestine under Pompey (63–47 B.C.E.)
    • Cicero, Dio Cassius, and Appian
      • Cicero
      • Dio Cassius
      • Appian
    • Tribute and Exactions
    • Conclusion
  • 2 • Caesar’s Favors (47–44 B.C.E.)
    • Tribute: For the City of Jerusalem, and for the City of Joppa
      • Tribute for the City of Joppa
      • Tribute for the City of Jerusalem
    • Further Reductions, Collection
    • Local Taxes
    • Territorial Grants: Joppa, “The Villages in the Great Plain,” and Lydda
      • The Senate, Joppa, and the Plain of Sharon
      • Joppa, “The Villages in the Great Plain,” and Lydda
    • Grants of Freedom: Billeting, Military Service, and Molestation
      • Billeting
      • Military Service
      • Molestation: Angareia, the Temple Tax
  • 3 • Cassius and Antony in the East (43–40 B.C.E.)
    • Cassius in Syria (43–42 B.C.E.)
    • After Philippi: Antony and the Jewish State (42–31 B.C.E.)
  • 4 • Herodian Taxation (37 B.C.E.–4 B.C.E.)
    • The Herods and Roman Tribute
    • Roman Tribute and the Status of Judea
    • Appian’s Bell. civ. 5.75 and Herod’s Appointment
    • A King’s Accounting
    • Herod’s Taxes
      • Land and Property Taxes
      • The “Head Tax”
      • Tolls and Duties on Goods in Transit
      • Sales Taxes
      • House Tax
    • Epilogue
  • 5 • Taxation of Judea under the Governors
    • Judea and the Provincial Census
    • Judea and Provincial Taxes
      • Tributum Soli
      • Tributum Capitis
      • Other Taxes and the System of Collection
    • Conclusions
  • 6 • Tithes in the Second Temple Period
    • Tithes: For Priests or for Levites?
      • Biblical Laws and Postexilic Harmonizations
      • “First Tithes” to Priests and to Levites
      • Num 18:21–32; Lev 27:30–33 in Ezra/ Nehemiah’s Restoration
    • Centralized Collection
    • Offered Also to Individual Priests and Levites
    • Tithes of Livestock
    • Summary and Conclusion
  • Epilogue
  • Bibliography
  • Index
  • Passages
  • Modern Authors
  • Subjects

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