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

Hilary Term 2023

Tuesdays from 2 to 3:30pm UK Time

The Clarendon Institute Room 207 (unless otherwise stated)

Convenors: Alison Salvesen and Harald Samuel

Please find the poster here.

Seminars taking place at the Clarendon Institute will be followed by coffee, tea and biscuits in the Common Room (situated in the basement).

Week 4, 7 February

Michael Graves (Wheaton College)

‘The Question of Rabbinic Midrashic Texts as Documents’

Week 5, 14 February

Noam Mizrachi (Tel Aviv)

‘Priestly Garments at the Heavenly Temple: Scriptural Interpretation, Poetics and Politics in the Late Second Temple Period’

Week 6, 21 February (Oriel College, Harris Lecture Theatre)

Sébastien Morlet (La Sorbonne-Paris IV): Second Grinfield Lecture

‘The Linguistic Plurality of the Bible: Christian Views’

NB: to be held in Oriel College, Harris Lecture Theatre

Week 8, 7 March

Gideon Bohak (Tel Aviv)

‘The ‘Authentic’ Protocols of the Trial of Jesus?: Reconstructing the Earliest Version of Toledot Yeshu’

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