"It probably is not completely accidental that this woman really came alive only when she was emancipated from the Bible...Theology should ask itself self-critically why this new regard took place not with but against the church's tradition."
Ulrich Luz on Matthew 8-20, p.309
See Aubrey Beardsley's illustrations of Wilde's Salome. And here is Salome Magazine:
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