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Addenda Et Corrigenda- Corrected Version XXIIIrd Congress of the IOSOT Addenda et Corrigenda Additional events and corrections to the programme book Please note that the most up-to-date information on any aspect of the IOSOT congress and the congresses of the IOMS, IOQS, IOSCS, and ISLP and on all related events will be found on the Congress website: https://www.abdn.ac.uk/events/conferences/iosot/programme.php https://www.abdn.ac.uk/events/conferences/iosot/social-events-820.php !1 Contents Contents ..........................................................................................................................................................................2# Important Information ......................................................................................................................................................2# Papers Withdrawn ...........................................................................................................................................................3# Scheduling Changes .......................................................................................................................................................4# Other Information ............................................................................................................................................................5# Further Abstracts .............................................................................................................................................................6# Social events hosted by religious communities in Aberdeen ..........................................................................................9# Other Events ..................................................................................................................................................................10 Important Information Handouts for presentations can be uploaded and downloaded from our website https://www.abdn.ac.uk/events/conferences/iosot/programme.php. To upload your handout, please send it to CPD services at: [email protected]. To view handouts online, you will have to log in using the following credentials: User name: iosotdelegate Password: YQD48V3mtUKPZwb2 !2 Papers Withdrawn Program Presenter / ID / Title Session Time / Room me Pages Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha and Thu 17:15 - 17:45 / Carolin Neuber (ID 178) “Enemies’ Speeches – A Survey in Biblical and Intertestamental Literature” 26, 176 Deuterocanonical Literature College Bounds 202 Thu 15:45 - 16:15 / Ilse Muellner (ID 258) “The gender of politics. The familiarization of dominance in the dynastic monarchy” Deuteronomistic History 24, 173 Library Room 1 (706) Disability Studies and the Hebrew Thu 17:15 - 17:45 / Irina Metzler (ID 150) “Disability and the Reception of Old Testament Concepts in the Middle Ages” 26 Bible MacRobert 029 Mon 14:15 - 14:45 / Old Geoffrey Khan (ID 227) “Dagesh in ʾalef in the Standard Tiberian tradition” IOMS 28, 223 Senate Room Susan Schmidt (ID 63) “Carpet 477r of Codex Leningrad – A Sample to the Content of the Sixteen Carpet Mon 17:15 - 17:45 / Old IOMS 28, 230 Illuminations as a Corpus” Senate Room Mon 17:15 - 17:45 / Thibault Foulon (ID 113) “A Fortress-Like Temple: A Study of Architectural Discourse in the Temple Scroll” IOQS 30, 246 College Bounds 203 Tue 15:45 - 16:15 / Carolin Neuber (ID 179) “Enemies and Evildoers in the Hodayot (1QH) and in Biblical Psalms” IOQS 30, 255 College Bounds 203 Antonella Bellantuono (ID 173) “Do the words βίβλος/βιβλίον have a religious connotation in Greek Mon 17:15 - 17:45 / IOSCS 31, 276 culture?” MacRobert 051 Tue 17:15 - 17:45 / Peter Nagel (ID 82) “Towards a Kyriologie of LXX Habakkuk” IOSCS 32, 304 MacRobert 028 Mon 14:45 - 15:15 / KCC Calum Carmichael (ID 219) “Origin of Passover Ritual (Exodus 12)” Pentateuch 10, 85 King’s Auditorium Mon 17:45 - 18:15 / KCC Hugh Williamson (ID 101) “Edom in the Book of Isaiah” Prophets 15, 207 City of Aberdeen Room Nathan French (ID 259) “Moving Beyond Sacrificial Violence: Testing René Girard’s Thesis in West Semitic The Religions of Ancient Israel Mon 15:15 - 15:45 / 11, 117 Ritual Texts and in the Priestly Corpus” and Judah Library Room 1 (706) Katharina Pyschny (ID 302) “The High Priesthood in the Persian Period: Biblical and Historical Perspectives The Religions of Ancient Israel Mon 16:45 - 17:15 / 13, 118 – Final Discussion” and Judah Library Room 1 (706) Thu 14:45 - 15:15 / Juliane Eckstein (ID 260) “Swifter than a Weaver’s Shuttle?“ An Anachronism in the Translation of Job 7:6” Wisdom Literature 22, 102 MacRobert 029 !3 Thu 15:15 - 15:45 / Diana Tomingas (ID 291) “Ben Sira, meet R: New means for analysing old texts” Wisdom Literature 23, 202 MacRobert 029 Thu 16:45 - 17:15 / Frank Ueberschaer (ID 79) “Scribal Activity and Influences in the Praise of the Ancestors” Wisdom Literature 25, 203 MacRobert 029 Scheduling Changes Programme Presenter / ID / Title Session Time / Room New Time / Room Details of the changes Pages Hebrew and other Thu 15:45 - 16:15 / Tue 17:45 - 18:15 / Raanan Eichler will present his paper ID 154 on Raanan Eichler (ID 154) “Boring Philology: The Northwest-Semitic Library Seminar Library Seminar Tuesday at 17:45 - 18:15 in Library Seminar 24, 105 Meaning of zdh in the Siloam Inscription” Languages Room 224 Room 224 Room 224. Historical Books, Itzhak Amar (ID 2) “Three Wicked Kings and One Thu 17:45 - 18:15 / excl. Mon 15:45 - 16:15 / Itzhak Amar will present his paper ID 2 on Promise: Reexamining the Hope for the Restoration of KCC Multimedia 27, 66 Deuteronomistic MacRobert 027 Monday at 15:45 - 16:15 in MacRobert 027 the Davidic Kingdom in the Book of Chronicles” Room History Historical Books, Yosef Priel (ID 271) “Why did Yehu Ben Nimshi Not Thu 17:15 - 17:45 / Thu 14:45 - 15:15 / Yosef Priel will present his paper ID 271 on excl. Reunite the Kingdoms of Judah and Israel After his KCC Multimedia KCC Multimedia Thursday 14:45 - 15:15 in King’s College 26, 184 Deuteronomistic Revolt?” Room Room Conference Centre- Multimedia Room History David Marcus will present his paper ID 10 on David Marcus (ID 10) “Masoretic Notations of Mon 18:45 - 19:15 / Mon 17:15 - 17:45 / IOMS Monday at 17:15 - 17:45 in the Old Senate 28, 226 Personal Names” Old Senate Room Old Senate Room Room. Carl Newsom will present his paper ID 126 on Carl Newsom (ID 126) “A Farewell to the Community Thu 17:45 - 18:15 / Tue 18:15 -18:45 / 29, 256, IOQS Tuesday at 18:15 -18:45; in College Bounds Hymns?” College Bounds 009 College Bounds 009 330 203. Vered Noam (ID162) “New light on intersectarian Vered Noam will present his paper ID 162 on Thu 15:45 - 16:15 / Tue 18:15 - 18:45 / disputes: An overlooked example of the use of IOQS Tuesday at 18:15 - 18:45 in College Bounds 30, 257 College Bounds 203 College Bounds 203 rabbinic terminology in the DSS” 203. !4 Hanneke van der Schoor (ID 214) “4Q213: One, Two Hanneke van der Schoor will present his paper or More Manuscripts?” A Study of Milik's Mon 16:45 - 17:15 / Tue 14:15 - 14:45 / IOQS ID 214 on Tuesday at 14:15 - 14:45 in College 30, 267 Arrangement(s) of the Fragments of the Aramaic Levi College Bounds 203 College Bounds 203 Bounds 203. Document (4Q213-4Q214)” All the presentations which were scheduled to KCC King’s 10-12, All presentations which are scheduled to take place in New King’s- Room 1 take place in the King’s College Conference Pentateuch Auditorium - all 14-20, King’s College Conference Centre- King’s Auditorium - all sessions Centre- King’s Auditorium will now take place in sessions 22-25 New King’s- Room 1. Other Information Programme Presenter / ID / Title Session Time / Room Details of the changes Pages Pieter van der Zwan (ID 107) “Disability and illness in the Disability Studies and Thu 16:45 - 17:15 / Presenter Pieter van der Zwan will not be able to attend; 25, 208 book of Job” the Hebrew Bible MacRobert 029 his paper ID 107 will be presented by Eben Scheffler. Hebrew and other Thu 17:15 - 17:45 / Joel Ruark (ID 192) “Sunshine on My Shoulders: A Cognitive Presenter Joel Ruark will not be able to attend; his paper Northwest-Semitic Library Seminar 26, 191, 330 Model of Light in the Old Testament” ID 192 will be presented by Chris Thomson. Languages Room 224 Ingo Kottsieper will be presenting his paper ID 120 jointly Ingo Kottsieper, Annette Steudel (ID 120) “Hebrew as with Annette Steudel. Thu 15:15 - 15:45 / Literary Language of the Second Temple Period: the IOQS 30, 263 College Bounds 203 contribution of the Göttingen Qumran Dictionary” Presenter Annette Steudel is not listed in the index; can be found in the programme on p. 263. The Book of Samuel Mon 15:15 - 15:45 / Regine Hunziker-Rodewald (ID328) “Dagons Sturz: die Lade- Presenter Regine Hunziker-Rodewald is not listed in the and Its Response to Library meeting room 35, 133 Erzählung und ihre Horizonte” index; can be found in the programme on pp. 35, 133. Monarchy (workshop) 3 (712) The Book of Samuel Tue 14:45 - 15:15 / Benjamin Johnson (ID 329) “An Unapologetic Apology: The Presenter Benjamin Johnson is not listed in the index; can and Its Response to Library meeting room 35, 139 David Story as a Complex Response to Monarchy” be found in the programme on pp. 35, 139. Monarchy (workshop) 3 (712) The Book of Samuel Tue 17:15 - 17:45 / Johannes Klein “Antidynastische Vorstellungen und das Presenter Johannes Klein is not listed in the index; can be and Its Response to Library meeting room 35 Königtum. Ein Blick auf die Samuelbücher” found in the programme on p. 35. Monarchy (workshop) 3 (712) !5 The Book of Samuel Tue
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