Exploring the rich cultural tapestry of ancient Alexandria, this volume delves into the identity formation processes shaped by its diverse population, including merchants, scholars, and religious figures from various backgrounds. With contributions from twenty-six experts across multiple disciplines, it examines how Hellenistic, Egyptian, Jewish, and early Christian identities emerged and interacted in this vibrant metropolis. The collection highlights the complexity of Alexandria's urban life through a variety of literary and archaeological lenses, offering a comprehensive understanding of its historical significance.
