Killing Jesus: A History

Supper
post-crucifixion lives and martyrdom
    Dolorosa
    Dome of the Rock
    donkey
ridden by Jesus into Jerusalem
    doves
    Drusus
    Eastern Orthodox Christianity
    Edict of Milan
    Egypt
    Elijah
    Elisha
    Ephesus
    equestrians
    Esther
    Ethiopia
    Eusebius
    exactor mortis
    Exodus, book of
    farming
    fig tree
    First Temple
    fish and fishing
    food
    France
    Fronto, Marcus Cornelius
    Galilean Method
    Galilee
    Gallic Wars
    Gaul and Gauls
    Genesis, book of
    Gennath Gate
    genocide
Gaul massacre
slaughter of the babies
    Germanic tribes
    Germanicus,
    Gethsemane, garden at
    Golgotha (Calvaria, Gulgata)
    Gratus
    Greece and Greeks
    Hadrian
    Hasmoneans
    Hebrew
    Hellenization
    hematidrosis
    Herod Antipas. See Antipas
    Herodias
    Herod the Great
slaughter of the babies
    Hierapolis
    Hitler, Adolf
    Holy Lance
    homosexuality
    hospitality
    Ides of March
    India
    Isaac
    Isaiah
    Islam
    Israel and Israelites
    Italy
civil war
see also Rome
    Jacob
    Jaffa Gate
    James
    James (brother of Jesus)
    Jeremiah
    Jerusalem
crucifixion of Jesus in
destruction of
Jesus rides donkey into
Last Supper in
map of
Passover week
Roman rule
Six-Day War
Temple. See Temple
tourism
trials and sentencing of Jesus in
    Jesus ben Ananias
    Jesus
arrest of
baptism of
betrayed by Judas
birth of
burial and tomb of
in Capernaum
childhood of
crown of thorns
crucifixion of
death of
disciples of
in garden at Gethsemane
income of
lashing of
Last Supper
legacy of
length of life
miracles and healings
money changers and
name of
Passover week
Pilate and
popularity of
prophecies about
removal from cross
resurrection of
rides donkey into Jerusalem
Sermon on the Mount
as Son of God
teachings of
trials and sentencing of
tunic of
    Jews and Judaism
burial rituals
festivals
high priesthood
hospitality
law
Passover week
prophecies about Jesus
rebellions against Romans
Roman rule
terminology
texts
women
    Job
    John
    John, Gospel of
    John the Baptist
murder of
    Jordan River
    Joseph (brother of Jesus)
    Joseph (father of Jesus)
    Joseph of Arimathea
    Josephus
    Judas (brother of Jesus)
    Judas Iscariot
betrays Jesus
death of
thirty silver coins paid to
    Judas of Gamala
    Judea
Roman rule
    Judean Method
    Julia
    karet
    Kidron Valley
    King, Martin Luther, Jr.
    lambs
    lashing
    Latin
    Lazarus
risen from the dead
    Legio X Fretensis
    Legio XIII Gemina
    Levites
    Leviticus, book of
    Liberators
    Lincoln, Abraham
    Longinus
    Longus, Publius Servilius Casca
    Lucian of Samosata
    Luke
    Luke, Gospel of
    Macedonians
    Machaerus
    Magdala
    Magi
    Malchus
    Mariamme
    Mark
    Mark, Gospel of
    Martha and Mary
    Mary
death of Jesus and
virginity
    Mary Magdalene
death of Jesus and
    Matthew
    Matthew, Gospel of
    Menander
    Micah
    miracles and healings
    money changers
    Moses
    Mount Moriah
    Mount of Olives
    Muhammad, Prophet
    Munda
    Muslims
    Nativity
    Nazareth
    Nazism
    Nebuchadnezzar II
    Nero
    New Testament
    Nicodemus
    Nicomedes IV, king of Bithynia
    North Africa
    Numbers, book of
    Octavian. See Augustus, Caesar
    Old Testament
    oral tradition
    orgies
    paganism
    Palestine
    Parthia and Parthians
    Passover
Last Supper
money changing
    Patton, George S.
    Paul
    Pentateuch
    Persia and Persians
    Peter
    Pharisees
plot to trap Jesus
    Philip
    Philip (son of Herod)
    Philippi, Battle of
    Philistines
    Philo
    Phlegon
    Pilate, Pontius
death of
Jesus and
route of
    Pius IX, Pope
    Pius XII, Pope
    Pliny the Younger
    Plutarch
    Pompey the Great
    Popilius Laenas
    Potheinos
    prostitution
    Psalms
    Ptolemy XIII
    purification rituals
    Quran
    Reagan, Ronald
    resurrection of Jesus
    Revelation, book of
    Rhine River
    Rhodes
    roads
    Roman Catholic Church
    Rome
Christianity legalized by
civil war
crucifixion death squads
decline of
equestrians
Gallic wars
historians
Jewish rebellions against
Judea ruled by
legionaries
maps of
persecution and execution methods
Republic
Senate
Theater of Pompey
see also specific emperors and Romans
    Rubicon River
    Sabbath
    Sadducees
    St. Peter’s Cathedral, Rome
    Salome
    Samaria and Samaritans
    Sanhedrin
    Saul
    scourging
    Sea of Galilee
    Seder
    Sejanus, Lucius Aelius
    Sepphoris
    Sermon on the Mount
    shekel
    Shema
    Simeon
    Simon (brother of Jesus)
    Simon of Cyrene
    Simon the Pharisee
    Simon the Zealot
    Six-Day War
    slaves
sex
    Socrates
    Solomon
    Solomon’s Porch
    Spain
    Spartacus
    Spurinna
    standards, Roman
    staticulum
    stoning
    Suetonius
    Switzerland
    synagogues
    Synoptic Gospels. See also specific Gospels
    Syria
    Tabernacles, Feast of
    Tacitus, Cornelius
    Talmud
    Tanakh
    Tarquinius Superbus, Lucius
    taxation
    Temple
chambers and