Ethnic/religious distinction versus syncretism in the musical culture of Roman and Byzantine Sepphoris

Waner, Mira, 1954-
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Title Ethnic/religious distinction versus syncretism in the musical culture of Roman and Byzantine Sepphoris : a case study in the musical culture of ancient Israel.
Original Library/publisher Across Centuries and Cultures
Musicological Studies in Honor of Joachim Braun. Edited by Kevin C. Karnes and Levi Sheptovitsky. Frankfurt am Main: P. Lang, 2010
Host Item Across Centuries and Cultures (2010) 29-49
Language English
National Library system number 990004977940705171
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