L’emorroissa dei sinottici è Cipro, moglie di Erode Agrippa I? Un’ipotesi storico-esegetica – Parte prima
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Abstract
It is hypothesized that the anonymous woman known in the gospels as the Hemorroissa can be identified with Cyprus, the wife of Mark Julius Agrippa, the one who, a few years after the death of Jesus, would become Herod Agrippa I, the last king of Judea from 41 to 44 AD. The research brings back a married Emorroissa, with a child, transgressive and courageous, but above all with the possibility of having a name, after centuries of anonymity. The work is divided into two parts: the first dedicated to the analysis of the figure of Cyprus and the second to that of the Haemorrhaged woman and the comparison of the two characters.
Keywords
- Bleeding woman –
- Cypros –
- Herod Agrippa –
- Herodias –
- Jewish Marriage
