Focusing on the early Christian writings and their social world
These pages are intended as a resource for serious, scholarly studies of the early Christian writings and their social world.
The inclusion of a specific link does not necessarily mean an endorsement of its content, but suggests that it may be well worthy of some consideration.
Link of the month!
Here I provide a reference to what I have chosen as my 'Link of the month'.
The choice might seem arbitrary to some, but it often mirrors some of my recent discoveries of the resources that are available on the Web, or a link I recently have found especially helpful. This time my preference is the Society of Biblical Literature homepage. Have look by clicking on the link above.
Last Update: See the Philonica et Neotestamentica
My blog, called the Philonica et Neotestamentica Blog, is a blog where I note recent updates to these pages.
It contains, however, also many other postings relevant to studies of Philo of Alexandria, the New Testament and the 1. century diaspora social world.
The last update of these pages was by Jan. 29. 2010.
Bible texts and translations || Multi-language translations sites || Other English sites || European translations || East-Asian translations || Experimental sites || Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha || Qumran texts || Josephus || Gnostica || "Classical" texts || Rabbinica || Church Fathers || Papyrological info || Linguistic resources || Conference sites || General linguistics || Textual criticism || Learning Greek || Lexica || Libraries || Publishers.
Page
Two: Biblical Studies Electronically Published
List
archives || Research projects || Reviews
|| Journals || Articles
etc electronically published on: | "The
Historical Jesus"| the Synoptic Gospels
| the Gospel of John | the
Acts of the Apostles | Paul's letters | Hebrews
| 1-2 Peter | Revelation
|| Bibliographies,
searchable databases || Web based bibliographies
on: | General | Graeco-Roman
world | Judaism | New
Testament ||
Page
Three: Aspects of the Mediterranean Social World
Aspects
of the Mediterranean Social World: resources and collections; || Social-science
studies: || Sociological studies,
Social anthropological: Patron-client structures
|| Honor-shame structures || Family
structures || Bibliographies || Socio-rhetorical
criticism || Archaeology of ancient cultures,
including journals, Palestine links, general mediterranean; and other more
general relevant Resource WWW pages.
The
Philo of Alexandria Page.
The
social world of Philo|| Online
texts of Philo of Alexandria || Electronically
published articles on Philo || Electronically
published reviews of works on Philo || Home-Pages
to scholars writing on Philo || and some sites about Ancient
Egypt.
See My Philo weblog page!
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These resource pages are compiled and owned by Torrey Seland,
Professor of New Testament Studies, School of Mission and Theology,
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