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Seminar on Jewish History and Literature in the Graeco-Roman period

The following seminars will be held on Tuesdays, 2.00-3.30pm, via Zoom. Please note that the Zoom links will be found in the poster below.

Convenors: Professor Martin Goodman and Professor Alison Salvesen

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’

 

Download the poster : Graeco Roman Seminars HT 21

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