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Glossary Definition of word.
classical antiquity
Classical antiquity spans from the end of ancient antiquity at around 800 BC until around AD 500 with the decline of the Western Roman Empire and the beginning of the Middle-Ages.
Loosely, the books of Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, all the Old Testament prophets (viz., Isaiah to Malachi), and all New Testament books were written during the time of classical history. However, references to "ancient Jewish," "ancient Israel," "ancient Israelite," etc. found in the humanities courses for biblical studies on this Balancing the Sword website should be interpreted to included all Old Testament books and all history prior to approximately 400 BC. |
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