This prodigious two-volume work produced in honor of Edwin Judge gathers eighty-four key papers on a broad range of topics of interest to teachers, students, and general readers of ancient history. Including contributions from a broad spectrum of respected scholars, these volumes will serve as a vade mecum for the current state of scholarship in this fascinating area of study.

Volume 2 contains forty-eight essays that examine in depth Judaism and the Roman period, the Greek language in the Septuagint and the New Testament, history and the New Testament, Graeco-Roman papyrology, the third and fourth centuries, the limits of late antiquity, and the influence of Christianity.