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Inowlocki's study distinguishes itself in its scope, its attention to textual detail, and its willingness to engage the larger questions of citation's function in an author's apologetic program ... the work is a successful and subtle examination of citation, context, and the use of Jewish authors in Eusebius. Appropriate to a work on citation, the volume is heavily annotated and has good indices. The bibliography is superb. [...] In sum, this study is an achievement. It poses questions that should inspire future work and provides a considerable service to its readers in the care of its investigation and the wealth of data and detail it offers on a challenging body of material. Elizabeth Penland (Yale), RBL, 2008 Read the full review at Review of Biblical Literature. This is a welcome in-depth treatment of Eusebius of Caesarea's citation and use of non-biblical Greek-language Jewish prose writers... a well-researched book. Alice Whealey (Berkeley), JTS NS, 2007 'The study has a well-thought-out methodology and clear structure.' 'This monograph makes a significant, indeed exciting, contribution to our understanding of the appropriation of Hellenistic-Jewish writings by one of the most influential figures in the early Christian tradition. I recommend it highly.' David T. Runia, The University of Melbourne, The Studia Philonica Annual 22 2010

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Sabrina Inowlocki, M.Litt. Oxford and Ph.D. University of Brussels, is a post-doctoral fellow of the Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique (Belgium) and a Golda Meir Fellow at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She has published articles on Josephus and Eusebius in HTR, JJS and the Studia Philonica Annual. She is currently working on the reception of the Bible in early Christian literature.

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