Revision as of 22:25, 17 August 2020 edit Str1977 (talk \| contribs) Extended confirmed users, Pending changes reviewers 59,785 edits this was once tagged and then immediately deleted - which scholar disputes that these three works (as opposed to others under his name) are authentic? ← Previous edit		Revision as of 22:26, 17 August 2020 edit undo Str1977 (talk \| contribs) Extended confirmed users, Pending changes reviewers 59,785 edits →Identity of Trypho: reference need not be mentioned in the text again; the author of this work is not more relevant to this section than to others, so this "main article" link is pretty pointless Next edit →
Line 7: ==Identity of Trypho== ~~{{See also\|Justin Martyr}}~~ The identity of Trypho as rabbi [[Tarfon]] - the Hebrew name 'Tarfon' itself is likely derived from Greek Trifon (Trypho) - has been proposed, but many Jewish scholars ~~mentioned in Claudia Setzer's ''Jewish Responses to Early Christians''~~ do not accept the notion that Justin Martyr's Trypho is Tarfon.<ref name=Claudia215>Claudia Setzer, ''Jewish Responses to Early Christians''~~; by Claudia Setzer~~ (Nov 1, 1994) {{ISBN\|080062680X}}, ~~page~~p. 215</ref> These scholars say that Trypho is a fictional character invented by Justin for his literary goals.<ref name=Claudia215/><ref name=Larry493>''Exploring Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period''; by Larry R. Helyer (Jul 5, 2002) {{ISBN\|0830826785}} page 493</ref> ==Setting and structure==

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