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Seminar on Jewish History & Literature in the Graeco-Roman Period

Limited spaces are available for participating in this seminar series, convened by Professors Martin Goodman and Alison Salvesen. For information on how to register for individual seminars, please follow the links in our Term Programme. If you have any queries about the series, please contact Ms Priscilla Lange at academic.administrator@ochjs.ac.uk.

 

Hilary Term 2021 Schedule

Tuesdays 14.00-15.30 via Zoom

Week 1, January 19

Dr Daniel Weiss (Cambridge), ‘Jesus-followers and Non-Minim in Early Rabbinic Literature’

Week 2, January 26

Dr Jeremiah Coogan (Keble), ‘Matthew, Jewish Christian Gospels, and the Parting of the Ways’

Week 3, February 2

Professor Ahuvia Kahane (Trinity College Dublin), ‘The Piety of Transgression: Biblical Injunctions and Religious Practice in Palmyra, Dura-Europos and Besara’

Week 4, February 9

Dr Katharina Keim (Lund), ‘Biblical Women in Late Midrash’

Week 5, February 16

Dr James Aitken [LXX Forum: Grinfield Lecture], ‘The Septuagint, Editing, and Textual Production in Ancient Judaism’

Week 6, February 23

Professor Hindy Najman (Oriel), ‘Articulating the Scriptural in the Book of Jubilees’

Week 7, March 2

Dr Oliver Norris (Oriental Studies) [LXX Forum], ‘The Significance of the Old Latin Psalter for Understanding the Septuagint, Hebrew Bible, and New Testament’

 Week 8, March 9

Professor Martin Goodman (Wolfson), ‘Herod and the Temple in Jerusalem’

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