To Caesar What Is Caesar’s: Tribute, Taxes, and Imperial Administration in Early Roman Palestine (63 B.C.E.-70 C.E.)

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Fabian E. Udoh investigates the system of taxation in Palestine under Roman authority. Udoh examines Roman tribute in Jewish Palestine under Pompey (63-47 BC), Caesar (47-44 BC), Cassius and Antony in the East (43-40 BC). He also covers Herodian taxation (37-4 BC), taxation of Judea under the governors, and tithes in the Second Temple period. He concludes that Jewish responses to Roman and Herodian taxation were not simply tied to economic concerns but were intricately a part of Jewish responses to Roman imperialism.