Jewish Therapeutic Visits to the Tombs of Christian Martyrs in Late Antiquity

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The aim is to explore the significance and patterns of Jewish therapeutic visits to the tombs of Christian martyrs during Late Antiquity.
Historical analysis of texts and archaeological evidence regarding tomb visits
Examination of cultural practices surrounding martyrdom in Late Antiquity
Comparative study of Jewish and Christian pilgrimage traditions
Identified a notable frequency of Jewish visits to Christian martyr tombs
Documented examples of therapeutic rituals performed at these sites
Highlight cultural exchanges and interactions between Jewish and Christian communities.

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Historical analysis reveals Jewish engagement with Christian martyr tombs in Late Antiquity, suggesting cultural interaction.

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Maureen Attali (2026) studied this question.

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