@mmonier.bsky.social would know

Development of the NT canon, in nineteenth c. scholarship forward

Sure thing!

Sure. And yes I read your article! I agree that they have a similar ring, but I think we end up doing some different (and salutary) things, which is nice

Thanks for saying this Maia, for I feel it very strongly. The bizarre devaluing of Canadian graduates by the institutions that trained them is nothing new but seems to be soaring to new heights at the moment.

Coming to mind: Andrew Riggsby's Mosaics of Knowledge, an essay by Roy Gibson "Starting with the Index in Pliny" in The Roman Paratext. I have also written an essay "Finding Your Place" on components of cross-referencing technologies in late antique books.

Does it have to be on TOCs per se, or do things like indices and other cross-referencing tables count?

Lots of Canadian expats chomping at the bit to come back too fwiw

As a Canadian living abroad for a time, CBC Radio (esp the Current!) is a lifeline. Wishing her the strength she needs to keep it all going

I got this too!

I think some work in this direction is done in the second chapter of my book. I'll be interested to see what folks (including you) make of it.