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After a year spent at Trinity College on a Knox scholarship, I was a Junior Research Fellow at Emmanuel College between 2006 and 2009. ... 11-25. 'Scholarship as a Weapon: Herbert of Bosham's Letter Collection', in Herbert of Bosham.

To promote Catholic biblical scholarship Lagrange founded first the periodical Revue biblique which was to publish articles on exegesis by teachers at the Jerusalem school and elsewhere, and second Études bibliques, ... The École biblique would go on

The later decades of the nineteenth century witnessed new directions being forged in the study of biblical texts, as new manuscript discoveries stimulated advances in scholarship. ... And the Biblical Scholarship Harris contributed to in his life and the

Barnes composed various works which blended classical and biblical scholarship, including Gerania, a new discovery of a little sort of people called pygmies (1675), before publishing editions of various classical texts

This emphasis on the texts of the scriptures reflects Cambridge's historic position as a centre of Christian scholarship. ... Alongside these biblical manuscripts developed liturgical texts, containing increasingly elaborate orders to direct the services

Dotan’s scholarship was remarkably wide-ranging and influential. He published in the fields of biblical Hebrew and Aramaic, mediaeval Hebrew linguistics, and Judaeo-Arabic studies. ... Similarly, the Genizah manuscripts permeate the rest of Dotan’s

patristic scholarship in the Reformation; neo-Latin literature (with Tania Demetriou, I convene the Neo-Latin Seminar). ... 149-71. 'John Cheke’s Greek Scholarship in Translation’, in The Cambridge Connection in Tudor England: Humanism, Reform,

His research focus is in the areas of Biblical canon, biblical ethics, prophets, hermeneutics, and history of biblical scholarship. ... in the developing world through fostering leadership development, biblical preaching, literature and scholarship.

Much of my work takes place at the intersections of the history of biblical scholarship and the history of the book, with particular interest in the Early Modern world and in ... A Microhistory of Scholarship” in European Journal of Jewish Studies 7:1