Four current members of Birmingham's Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing presented papers at the EABS conference in Sicily last week.
The introduction to Clark Bates' presentation at the EABS conference
Four members of ITSEE presented papers at the European Association of Biblical Studies conference held in Syracuse last week.
Clark Bates, a Midland4Cities doctoral candidate, gave a presentation entitled "Διὸ Λέγει: Ephesians 5:14 and the Use of Apocryphal Sources for Authoritative Teaching in the New Testament".
Duane McCrory, also studying for his doctorate, presented on "The Text of Romans in Sinai Arabic New Finds Parchment 60: A New Methodology for Establishing Vorlagen".
Dr Oliver Norris, of the GALaCSy project, gave a paper on "The Hidden Text within the St-Germain Psalter".
Emanuele Scieri, of the CATENA project, spoke about "New Insights on the History of Catenae on Acts: The Contribution of Parisinus gr. 237".
Despite the heat, it was a very successful conference and all presenters were grateful for the experience of presenting their research to an international audience.
Duane McCrory presenting at EABS
All four ITSEE presenters enjoying a meal al fresco.
ITSEE Research Fellow
Biographical and contact information for Dr Oliver W. E. Norris, ITSEE Research Fellow in the University of Birmingham.
Doctoral researcher
Doctoral researcher profile for Clark Bates, Theology and Religion PhD in the Department of Theology and Religion at the University of Birmingham.
Doctoral Researcher
Biographical and contact information for Emanuele Scieri, doctoral researcher in the Department of Theology and Religion at the University of Birmingham.
