Eupolemus: Perbedaan antara revisi

'''Eupolemus''' ({{Lang-el|ʾΕνπόλεμος}}<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/eupolemus|title=Eupolemus|website=Jewishvirtuallibrary.org|accessdate=7 August 2018}}</ref>) adalah sejarawan Yahudi Yunani paling awal.<ref>Mercer dictionary of the Bible By Watson E. Mills, Roger Aubrey Bullard Page 272 {{ISBN|978-0-86554-299-0}} (1990)</ref> Karyanya hanya terlestarikan dalam lima fragmen (atau mungkin enam fragmen) dalam tulisan [[Eusebius dari Kaisarea]] ''[[:en:Praeparatio Evangelica|Praeparatio Evangelica]]'' (disingkat ''Praep.''), dalam kutipan sejarawan [[:en:Alexander Polyhistor|Alexander Polyhistor]], dan dalam tulisan [[Klemens dari Aleksandria]] ''[[:en:Stromata|Stromata]]'' (disingkat ''Strom.'').

StyleCoral anddan vocabularykosa indicatekata themengindikasikan writingpenulisan asaslinya alsodalam originallybahasa inYunani Greekdan andtarikh thepenulisan dateperikop-perikop ofasli composition of the seemingly genuine passages is aboutsekitar [[150s150-an BCSM|158/7 BCSM]]. ThatKarena thepenulis authormenggunakan datestarikh hiskaryanya workberdasarkan bypemerintahan the [[:en: Seleucid|Seleucid]]s rather than thebukan [[:en:Ptolemaic dynasty|PtolemiesPtolemis]] suggestsmaka karya itu dibuat di wilayah [[Palestine (region)|PalestinianPalestina]] ratherbukan thandi [[AncientMesir Egyptkuno|EgyptianMesir]] origin. ItAda hasspekulasi beenbahwa speculatedpengarangnya thatmungkin the author might be theadalah Eupolemus, who wasduta ambassadorbesar ofutusan [[JudasYudas MaccabeusMakabe]] toke [[RomeRoma]] asyang founddisebutkan indalam [[1 MaccabeesMakabe]] 8.17f anddan [[2 MaccabeesMakabe]] 4.11.<ref>Martin McNamara writesmenulis: "The writer is probably to be identified with Eupolemus, the son of John, the son of Accos, who according to 1 Macc 8:17 and 2 Macc 4:11 was sent together with Jason son of Eleazar on an embassy to Rome in 161 B.C. to negotiate a treaty between the resurgent Hasmoneans and the Roman Republic. Evidently Eupolemus was a friend of the Jewish ruler Judas Maccabee and a gifted diplomat as well, since he succeeded in his mission. He may have been a priest since he speaks at length in his writing of Solomon's temple. He composed his work in the year 158/157 B.C." (page 222 of ''Intertestamental Literature'', Martin McNamara,