303.2

SIN: DIET, DEGRADATION, REPENTANCE

Nellist C. *

303.3

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL ENGAGEMENT WITH ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION ON SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INEQUALITIES IN THE ANTHROPOCENE

Kostarelos F. *

305.1

PROJECT FOR DIGITAL PRESERVATION AND ANALYSIS OF SYRIAC ORTHODOX CHURCH REGISTERS AND INVENTORIES FROM MARDIN

Bcheiry I. *

305.4

ONLINE BIBLES AND DIGITAL READING PRACTICES: FROM EXCERPTS TO EXEGESIS

Pennarola C. *

305.5

DIGITIZATION IS NOT DEMOCRATIZATION: DISCOVERABILITY AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION

Motley C. *

308.1

CONSTRUCTING, DESCRIBING, AND RE-SEMANTIZING ANCIENT SLAVERY IN THE SEPTUAGINT AND EARLY CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

Mambelli A. *

308.2

THE IDEA OF HOPE IN THE SEPTUAGINT AND IN PHILO OF ALEXANDRIA

Bons E. *

308.3

HOW FAR IS ἘΠΙΣΤΉΜΗ A BIBLICAL LEXEME? TRACING THE ROOTS OF KNOWLEDGE BETWEEN THE SEPTUAGINT AND EARLY CHRISTIAN AUTHORS

Bigoni L. *

308.4

IS THE FOREIGN AN ENEMY? SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE LEMMA ἘΧΘΡΌΣ FROM CLASSICAL GREEK TO THE LXX

Carnevale L. *

308.5

TO BE OR NOT TO BE COMPASSIONATE? CONSIDERATIONS ON THE USE OF THE ADJECTIVE ἘΛΕΉΜΩΝ IN THE SEPTUAGINT, JEWISH-HELLENISTIC LITERATURE AND THE NEW TESTAMENT

Scialabba D. *