Judíos y arrianos: el mito de un acercamiento inexistente
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2004.v64.i1.508Keywords:
Jews, Arians, anti-Jewish polemic, Late AntiquityAbstract
According to the author of this article, there is no objective evidence that supports the theory of the Arian pro-Judaism, a theory that has become a myth in the course of time. Neither the Arian emperor nor the king favoured Judaism. The association of Arianism with the Jewish religion developed out of the anti-Arian polemics of the Catholic authors of the 4th and 5th centuries. The falsehood of this myth is confirmed by the existence of an anti-Jewish controversy reflected in the Arian literature that has been preserved.
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