An intriguing study of the unexpected relationship between classical mythology and Jewish intellectual culture in the early modern period. Rather than treating Greek and Roman gods as belonging exclusively to a non-Jewish world, the book examines how Jewish writers, scholars, and thinkers encountered, interpreted, adapted, and sometimes challenged classical mythological traditions. The result is a fascinating look at cultural exchange, religious identity, intellectual curiosity, and the ways mythology could acquire new meanings within Jewish spaces.

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