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Davide Mocellin, Nag Hammadi Codex I in the Context of the First Origenist Controversy and Jakob Engberg, “In Exultation and Joy.” The Care for the Remains of Polycarp in the Martyrdom of Polycarp in its Second Century Context
Christianizing, Rome from Below. The project of the Fora of Rome and their Christian Graffiti: Past the Halfway Point.
Christmas seminar arranged in collaboration with Classical Antiquity and its Heritage and the research units Old Testament Studies and New Testament Studies
Jonathan Cahana, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Christian Wittig vs. Rabbinic Irigaray? Boyarin’s Parting of the (Gender) Ways Reconsidered
April 24-26: Annual Göttingen-Aarhus Seminar on Antiquity and Christianity, Göttingen
April 5-7: Workshop, Anders-Chr. Jacobsen and the ITN-project Human Dignity and Freedom, Origen’s political theology and its reception
Christian Djurslev, Aarhus University,Reconsidering patristic and classical literatures: the case of Semiramis of Babylon
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