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Jewish identity. On the other hand, many of the details in the volume will be debated, especially those that arise from his unique interpretations of the difficult Papyrus Amherst 63. Moreover, one might wish that the author had connected the issue of distinguishing Judeans from Samarians in Egypt in the Persian era to the situation in the Hellenistic. For instance, in the third-/second-century Greek documents from the town of Samareia in the Fayum, only the designation Ioudaios is used for the inhabitants with “Jewish” names and never Samareítēs, even though the town’s name indicates a connection to Samaria.