Congratulations! It is wonderful to see this in print!

And here is the link: www.uni-frankfurt.de/48794849/FB0...)

Congratulations!

This article appears in an edited volume on manuscripts, which I can highly recommend. It is published open access here: www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

The second article focuses on the relationship between the production of translations and the circulation of manuscripts, with an emphasis on the Syriac evidence. The full article can be found here: www.academia.edu/128835135/Tr...

The article is published in the most recent fascicle of the Reallexikon für Antike und Christentum as part of a broader article on translations, with sections also on classical antiquity and ancient Judaism.

The first discusses translation practice and theory and analyzes the evidence for translations into fourteen different languages. A preview of the article can be found here: www.academia.edu/128835239/%C.... But please contact me for a full offprint.

So sorry to hear this!

Sorry to hear this, Jeremiah.

Very sorry to hear this, Dan.

Thanks for this list! Could you add me as well?

Most of my research focuses on the Syriac tradition, especially sermons, historiography, manuscripts, letters, and the broader study of translations in Christian communities of the first millennium.

Thanks for putting the list together! I work in the field of pre-modern eastern Christianity.

Could you add me as well.