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Contributions to the third and final unit, "Josephus: Historiography and Literature in Flavian Rome," explore to what, if any, degree Josephus was influenced by Greek and Roman literary and historiographical trends: Christina Shuttleworth Kraus, From Exempla to Exemplar?

Flavius Josephus and Flavian Rome by Maoz, Daniel / Biblical Theology Bulletin

When all the third- and second-world curators of biennials (Mosquera for Havana, Kortun for Istanbul, Paulo Herkenhoff for Sao Paolo) were mapping the virtues that are now taken to be exemplary--such as specific interrogations of urban sites, penetrating relations with history, and strong interactions with local educational systems--no one got up to defend the recent exempla in Venice itself.

Troubled waters: Caroline A. Jones on globalism and the Venice ... by Jones, Caroline A. / Artforum International

Anderson [Leiden: Brill, 1998], 112-208), elaborates on four essential rhetorical moves: (a) exordium, (b) narratio, (c) argumentatio, and (d) peroratio, but he also discusses several optional or subordinate moves, including (e) proemium, (f) insinuatio, (g) initium, (h) digressio, (i) transitus, (j) amplificatio, (k) exempla, and (l) recapitulatio.

The rhetorical strategy of 1 Corinthians 15 by Wegener, Mark I. / Currents in Theology and Mission

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