Emmaus: Where Christ Appeared
Many sites vie for the honor, but Emmaus-Nicopolis is the leading contender
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Endnotes
Vincent Michel, “Emmaus in Lukas 24, 13: Traditionsentwickling und Textkritik.” In Karl-Heinz Fleckenstein, Mikko Louhivouri and Rainer Riesner, Emmaus in Judäa: Geschichte-Exegese-Archäologie (Basel: Brunnen, 2003), pp. 122–141.
S.v. “Colonia, Emmaus, Moza,” Yoram Tsafrir, Leah Di Segni and Judith Green, Tabula Imperii Romani Judaea-Palaestina (Jerusalem: Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, 1994), p.105. This entry has a very extensive bibliography.
Fleckenstein, “Zur Geschichte der Erforschung von Emmaus/Nikopolis,” in Fleckenstein et al., Emmaus in Judäa, pp. 219 and 286–289.
Alviero Niccacci, “Der Skarabäus von Amwas, in Fleckenstein et al., Emmaus in Judäa, pp. 297–298.
Fleckenstein, “Inschriften and Münzen aus Emmaus/Nikopolis,” in Fleckenstein et al., Emmaus in Judäa, pp. 284–285.
Fleckenstein, “Inschriften and Münzen aus Emmaus/Nikopolis,” in Fleckenstein et al., Emmaus in Judäa, pp. 293–294.