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Aligha van az ókornak még egy olyan ismert alakja, aki ennyiféle – és egymástól ennyire különböző – identitást hordozott magában. Joszéf ben Mattitjáhu néven látta meg a napvilágot Jeruzsálemben, köztiszteletben álló papi család... more
This paper is of a historic and genealogical nature. It is one piece of a gigantic puzzle of ancient history. My work, which includes this paper, was written to lay the groundwork for a new awakening in terms of the study of history, in... more
This list covers many of the aliases and pen names that were used from the first century CE, up to near modern times (see my paper, 'Napoleon Bonaparte & The Holy Roman Empire', which, gives his descent from Arrius Piso and his... more
Who was Flavius Josephus? Answering this one question, leads to answers to virtually all other questions about ancient history. The answer is that he was Arrius Calpurnius Piso, a royal Roman. He wrote under the alias of Flavius Josephus... more
This is a study regarding traits that are found in clinical psychopaths and the same traits as found displayed by the ancient author known as 'Flavius Josephus'. This paper presents the need to make such information a necessary part of... more
The emperor Constantine's family is referred to by scholars as either the Constantinian Dynasty, or the Neo-Flavians. The reason that they have been called the 'Neo-Flavians' or New Flavians, is not because scholars have traced back their... more
"Available evidence has thus far suggested that the actions of Vespasian and Titus with regard to the first Jewish revolt proceeded uninterrupted from conducting the campaign for the conquest of Judea to commemorating it appropriately, in... more
This paper helps illustrate the true nature of the New Testament and its authors. It shows that the authors were not holy men at all; but instead, extremely cruel psychopathic murderers who joked about the horrific acts that they had... more
See my other papers, articles, essays and books and related material. Current book: 'Piso Christ' (available on Amazon). See the work of all other researchers & scholars who have concluded a Roman origin for the creation of... more
Abstract: The triumph de Iudaeis had an enormous impact in Flavian Rome. Whereas a considerable amount of bibliography has accumulated over the years, no study examines in detail the issue of the exact date of such a major event. The... more
In the early years of Vespasian’s principate, the authorities of Aegae, in Aeolis, inserted the goddess Isis in the until then rather limited iconographic monetary repertoire of the city. It survived the Flavian dynasty and Isis, in... more
A lo largo de su historia el Imperio romano tuvo que hacer frente a numerosas revueltas, debido al enorme territorio que controlaba. De entre los pueblos que las protagonizaron, los hebreos se contaban entre los que con mayor insistencia... more
Plusieurs documents, de natures archéologique et épigraphique, indiquent qu'à partir de la fin du Ier siècle p.C., en Italie et au moins en Germanie, Isis et la Mère des dieux sont associées au sein de sanctuaires doubles où chacune... more
This is something that I had discovered many years ago, but which had remained only in my own private notes until I began sharing this information with others after the year 2000. I finally wrote it out as a genealogical chart as a means... more
Epigr. 37 Sh. B., a ferocious attack against Domitian, guilty of having put discredit on his gens, is the only poem in the whole corpus of Martial preserved exclusively by indirect tradition, within Juvenal's scholia vetustiora. It is... more
La legitimidad es un espacio político en continua construcción. Sin embargo, el respeto al legado augústeo y la explotación de su recuerdo, en aras de proyectar una imagen de continuidad con la casa imperial precedente, son... more
Nummi restituti (Restitution coins) appeared in Roman imperial mintage thanks to the Flavian mints, operating in the times of Titus and Domitian. The authoress shares the thesis that the Restitution coins, apart from their commemorative... more
A lo largo de su historia el Imperio romano tuvo que hacer frente a numerosas revueltas, debido al enorme territorio que controlaba. De entre los pueblos que las protagonizaron, los hebreos se contaban entre los que con mayor insistencia... more
This article, in memory of Alla Kushnir-Stein, discusses a newly discovered aureus, bearing a previously unattested legend, Iudaea recepta, and an equally unattested combination of iconographic elements on its reverse, issued immediately... more
Since Bernays in 1861, scholars have disputed Josephus’ account in Bell. Iud. 6.252 that a Roman soldier during the siege of Jerusalem in 70 CE acted on ‘some supernatural impulse’ when he threw a piece of burning wood into the Temple,... more
The Flavian period is represented in the original Victor A. Adda collection through a considerable assemblage of 30 aurei of Vespasian, Vespasian and Titus, Titus and Domitian. Of these, two are included in the group now at the Israel... more
El objetivo del presente trabajo es profundizar en el estudio del papel asumido por las mujeres de la familia imperial dentro de las estrategias de legitimación y deslegitimación del Principado de Domiciano, convencidos de que su estudio... more
La Primera Guerra Judeo-romana se convirtió en uno de los conflictos más importantes que Roma tuvo que afrontar en el siglo I d.C. Su inicio propició la llegada de la Dinastía flavia al poder y su fin la consolidó. La amenaza rebelde hizo... more
Dentro del marco proporcionado por los juegos del anfiteatro flavio, el pequeño ciclo de tres epigramas acerca de las proezas del bestiarius Carpóforo sintetiza y ejemplifica lo que Fitzgerald (2007) denomina “las estrategias del... more
"The question of whether Titus ordered the burning of the Temple as Sulpicius Severus reports or whether the burning was caused by a soldier acting upon some “supernatural impulse” as Josephus relates [War 6.252] has been debated ever... more
The Flavian period is represented in the original Victor A. Adda collection through a considerable assemblage of 30 aurei of Vespasian, Vespasian and Titus, Titus and Domitian. Of these, two are included in the group now at the Israel... more
In her 2005 article, “Portraying the Temple in Stone and Text: The Arch of Titus and the Epistle to the Hebrews,” Ellen Bradshaw Aitken argues that the Christology of Hebrews can be correlated with Roman imperial history, specifically... more
What does it take to do the kind of work with ancient genealogies that I and a few others have? It takes time and dedication, and intense focus. After many years of observation and actual reconstruction of various ancient genealogies, it... more