(Helen Bond) Further to Larry’s earlier blog, I’d like to express my thanks to him for all the work he’s put into CSCO over the last few years. I can’t […]
(Larry Hurtado): Over on my own blog site I’ve posted about an article surveying nomina sacra in graffiti and a mosaic found in several early Christian sites, at least one […]
(Larry Hurtado): As of 01 August, I formally retired from my post in the University as Professor of New Testament Language, Literature & Theology, and as Director of the Centre […]
(Larry Hurtado) Within the last week or so notice appeared of the identification of a portion of an “unknown gospel” text on a papyrus fragment, Oxyrhunchus 5072, palaeographically dated to […]
(Larry Hurtado) On 29 June, the news story broke of initial scholarly analysis of an ossuary (bone-box) from the second-temple period with an Aramaic inscription: מרים ברת ישוע בר קיפא […]
(Larry Hurtado): We’ve just completed this year’s Review Boards for our first-year PhD students in NT/Christian Origins, a larger number than in most years, and these include a raft of […]
(Helen Bond) We’ve just started looking for a new person to join the NT team here at Edinburgh. It will be at entry/lecturer level and if you are interested (or […]
(Larry Hurtado): I’ve just received the brochure on a conference being held in the University of Graz (Austria), 20-23 July this year, with the intriguing title: “Auf Fels oder Sand […]
Dr. James Royse was our special guest presenter today in an ad hoc seminar sponsored by CSCO here at New College. Royse is best known for his mammoth study, Scribal […]
This is a major new two-part documentary on the life of Jesus of Nazareth made by CTVC. Nine biblical scholars go in search of the Galilean peasant, amongst whom are […]