Epigraphy

Daily Gleanings about digital humanities resources for philology and epigraphy.

Daily Gleanings about the final EAGLE conference proceedings and Cairo Geniza texts, transcriptions. Both are freely available online.

EpiDig has a substantial Zotero collection of digital epigraphy resources.

HT: AWOL

The new Judaism and Rome project “aims to:

• give access to some important sources, providing as much information as possible: images, original text, translation
• provide the reader with an original and detailed analysis of each source, a service that is very rarely offered on the internet, and which makes this website comparable to a rich sourcebook
• promote interdisciplinary discussion between scholars working on Roman history, Jewish Studies, Epigraphy, Numismatics, Classics, Patristics, History of Christianity, etc.”

Several interesting resources have already been made available with the promise of more to come.

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In addition to the Justification and Variegated Nomism set, Logos Bible Software now has recently added three other Mohr-Siebeck resources to their pre-publication program:

• Karel Jongeling and Robert Kerr, eds., Late Punic Epigraphy
• Matthias Henze, The Syriac Apocalypse of Daniel
• Mark Smith, God in Translation