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Does the New Testament Imitate Homer?
Four Cases from the Acts of the Apostles
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part One: The Visions of Cornelius and Peter and Iliad 2
- 1. Cornelius and Peter
- 2. Lying Dream and True Portent
- 3. More Dreams and Portents
- 4. The Visions of Cornelius and Peter
- 5. Local Legend or Homeric Imitation?
- Part Two: Paulâs Farewell at Miletus and Iliad 6
- 6. Hectorâs Farewell to Andromache
- 7. Paulâs Farewell to the Ephesian Elders
- 8. Jewish Testament or Homeric Imitation?
- Part Three: The Selection of Matthias and Iliad 7
- 9. The Selection of Ajax to Face Hector
- 10. The Selection of Matthias to Replace Judas
- 11. Jerusalem Legend or Homeric Imitation?
- Part Four: Peterâs Escape from Prison and Iliad 24
- 12. Priamâs Escape from Achilles and Its Imitators
- 13. Alexanderâs Escape from Darius
- 14. Peterâs Escape from Herod
- 15. Hellenistic Legend or Homeric Imitation?
- Conclusion
- Appendix. Greek and Latin Parallels
- Abbreviations
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index