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Programme of IOSCS Congress

Friday 13 July

9.00 -13.00 Lecture Room (Predavalnica 1)
  Chair: Rob Hiebert
   
9.00 -11.00 Panel on the Greek Bible in Byzantine Judaism : Nicholas de Lange, Cameron Boyd-Taylor, Julia Krivorouchko, Juan Garces
11.00   Refreshments
     
11.30   Chair: Johann Cook
11.30   John A. L. Lee, The Problem of the Meaning of klete in LXX Greek and Its Resolution
12.00   Arie van der Kooij, Servant and Slave: The Various Equivalents of the Hebrew ‘eved in Septuagint Pentateuch
12.30   Emanuel Tov, The LXX and the Deuteronomists
13.00   Lunch


15.00 -16.30 Session A - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 1)
  Chair: Eberhard Bons
   
15.00   Christian-B. Amphoux, Mathilde Aussedat et Arnaud Sérandour, Les divisions du Codex Vaticanus et la composition littéraire de Jr-LXX 1-20
15.30   Georg Walser, Translating the Greek Text of Jeremiah
16.00   Jean-Marie Auwers, L’intéret des chaînes exégétiques pour l’étude de la LXX du Cantique
16.30   Refreshments


15.00 -16.30 Session B - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 2)
  Chair: Natalio Fernández Marcos
   
15.00   Robert J. V. Hiebert, Nathaniel Dykstra, Septuagint Textual Criticism and the Computer: IV Maccabees as a Test Case
15.30   Peter J. Gentry, Special Problems in the LXX Text History of Ecclesiastes
16.00   Mario Cimosa, The Theology of Job as Revealed in His Replies to His Friends in the LXX Translation
16.30   Refreshments


17.00 -18.00 Session A - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 1)
  Chair: Jennifer Dines
   
17.00   Reinhart Ceulemans, New Hexaplaric Data for the Book of Canticles, as Discovered in the Catenae
17.30   Edgar Kellenberger, Textvarianten in den Daniel-Legenden – MT und “Th” (und LXX*, Peschitta, Vulgata) als Zeugnisse mündlicher Tradierung?


17.00 -18.00 Session B - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 2)
  Chair: Melvin Peters
   
17.00   James M. Scott, Dionysus and the Letter of Aristeas
17.30   Michaël N. van der Meer, Bridge over Troubled Waters? The géfura in the Old Greek of Isaiah 37:25 and Contemporary Greek Sources18:15–19:15


18.15 -19.15 Lecture Room (Predavalnica 1)
  Chair: Raija Sollamo
   
18.15   Tim McLay, Recension and Revisions: Speaking the Same Language with Special Attention to Lucian and Kaige
18.45   Jan Joosten, The Impact of the Septuagint Pentateuch on the Septuagint of Psalms


Saturday 14 July

9.00 -11.00 Session A - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 1)
  Chair: Siegfried Kreuzer
   
9.00   Johann Cook, Semantic Considerations and the Localising of Translated Units
9.30   Dries De Crom, Translation Equivalence in the Prologue to Greek Ben Sirach
10.00   Philippe Hugo, The Septuagint in the Textual History of 2 Samuel
10.30   Timothy M. Law, The Translation of Symmachus in 1 Kings (3 Reigns)
11:00   Refreshments


9.00 -11.00 Session B - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 2)
  Chair: Peter Gentry
   
9.00   Willem van Klinken, From Literal to Free? Development in the Genesis Translation of the Septuagint
9.30   Evangelia G. Dafni, Euripides and the Old Testament
10.00   Katrin Hauspie, Theodoret of Cyrrhus’ Philological Remarks in His Commentary to Ezekiel
10.30   Maria Victoria Spottorno, Marginalia to a Greek-Hebrew Index
11:00   Refreshments


11.30 -12.30 Lecture Room (Predavanica 1)
  Chair: Arie van der Kooij
   
11.30   Raija Sollamo, Translation Technique and Translation Studies
12.00   Natalio Fernández Marcos, Revisions and New Greek Versions of the Bible in Byzantium
12.30   Lunch


14.30 –16.30 Session A - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 1)
  Chair: Jean-Marie Auwers
   
14.30   Panel on the Style of the Septuagint: Eberhard Bons, Jennifer Dines, Thomas Kraus, Knut Usener
16.30   Refreshments


14.30 –16.30 Session B - Lecture Room (Predavalnica 2)
  Chair: Bas ter Haar Romeny
   
14.30   The Hexapla Project: Liz Robar, Presentation of the On-Line Database; Alison Salvesen, Practical Experiences
16.30   Refreshments


17.00 –18.00 Lecture Room (Predavanica 1)
  Chair: Ben Wright
   
17.00   Cécile Dogniez, De la disparition du theme de l’eau dans la LXX: Quelques exemples
17.30   Siegfried Kreuzer, Towards the Old Greek: New Criteria for the Analysis of the Recensions of the Septuagint (esp. Antiochene/Lucianic Text and
kaige-Recension)

 

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