Well it is officially the dog days of summer. It is sunny, sticky, and thunderstorm-y here in North Carolina. Things move a little slower over the summer in the academic world, which is nice. But — aside from teaching an intensive — I am still working on a number of projects. Since I did a post like this one last year around this time, I thought I’d give another general update on things I’ve been doing over this past ’21/’22 academic year, things that have happened, and things that are still underway. (more…)
Book Announcement: Postclassical Greek and Septuagint Lexicography
Just a short but exciting bit of news to share today. I’m very pleased to report that my new book Postclassical Greek and Septuagint Lexicography has now been published with SBL Press in the Septuagint and Cognate Studies series. This book is the “official” — and only lightly revised — version of my doctoral thesis, which I completed in 2018 at the University of Cambridge under the supervision of James (Jim) K. Aitken (see below). (more…)
An Absolutely Gigantic Septuagint Bibliography
No I don’t think you really understand. This bibliography is massive. It’s titanic. It’s stupendous.
In fact, it’s currently at over seven hundred and fifty items…
and it’s all for you.
But let me back up a little. (more…)
Septuaginta &c. 