What audience was'Antiquities of the Jews' meant for?
Jews
Children
Greek and Roman
Egyptians
Answer
Intended for a Greek and Roman audience, "Antiquities of the Jews" is a comprehensive historical account written by Flavius Josephus in the 1st century AD. Josephus endeavored to bridge the cultural gap between the Jewish and Greco-Roman worlds, presenting Jewish history and customs to a broader audience. By addressing misconceptions and misinterpretations, he aimed to foster understanding and dispel prejudices against Jewish beliefs and practices.
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