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Origen as Philologist - 18-19/11/2020, Scottsdale (AZ, USA)

  • Foto del escritor: fasticongressuum
    fasticongressuum
  • 30 mar 2020
  • 1 Min. de lectura

This international conference aims to shed light on these new archaeological and historical perspectives concerning the entire military outlook of Egypt at this time. The conference will also make a broad assessment of the current state of knowledge about the Ramesside military system and discuss how the new knowledge relates to previously held theories, and provide a forum for discussion.


FECHA/DATE/DATA: 27-28/11/2020



ORGANIZADOR/ORGANIZER/ORGANIZZATORE: Phoenix Seminary Text & Canon Institute


INFO: web


INSCRIPCIÓN/REGISTRATION/REGISTRAZIONE: $50 formulario/registration form/modulo di registrazione


PROGRAMA/PROGRAM/PROGRAMMA:


Alison Salvesen ※ University of Oxford “Symmachus at Caesarea: the Use and Reception of his Ekdosis by Caesarean Scholars” Michael Graves ※ Wheaton College “Jerome’s Epistle 106 and Origen’s Hexapla” Benjamin Kantor ※ University of Cambridge “The Pre-Hexaplaric Secunda: Greek Transcriptions of the Hebrew Bible in Roman Caesarea” Bradley J. Marsh, Jr. ※ Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg “The ‘Afterlife’ of Hexaplaric Samaritan Readings” Peter J. Gentry ※ The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary “History of Hexapla and Tetrapla from the Evidence of the Colophons” Anna Kharanauli ※ Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University “Grammarians at Work” John D. Meade ※ Phoenix Seminary “Late Fourth- and Early Fifth-Century Reception of the Caesarean Ekdoseis” Edmon L. Gallagher ※ Heritage Christian University “The Hexapla in the Church according to Jerome” Matthew Miller ※ Classical School of Wichita “The Caesarean Hebrew Text: Insights from the Asterisked Material in Codex Colbertinus-Sarravianus” Francesca Schironi ※ University of Michigan “Textual Scholarship in Hellenistic Alexandria (and beyond)” Peter W. Martens ※ Saint Louis University Respondent

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