Candida Moss describes how enslaved workers helped write, preserve, and interpret the New Testament—and why their contributions deserve credit.

It isn't as far-fetched as it sounds.

It isn't as far-fetched as it sounds.

This week, noted ailurophile and Homerist Joel Christensen sings to us about new scholarship helping us to make sense of Homer and highlights a new book on lamentation and glory in the Iliad. Then, re...

Abstract This article describes an underutilized criterion for assigning dates to papyrus codices, the presence of very long sheets (kollemata) in the rolls from which the bifolia of papyrus codices w...

A copper alloy ring from Herodium was published by Amorai-Stark et al. (2018), who read the ring’s inscription of ‘ΠΙΛΑΤΟ’ as a possible reference to Pontius Pilate. The ring’s low quality, imagery...

Scholars have been divided for years over whether a ring inscribed with the word “Pilato” belonged to Pontius Pilate. A new theory may put the debate to rest.

Her twins Alexander Helios and Cleopatra Selene were made prisoners. But they still had a big role to play in Roman history.

A cat named Emerald and a dog named Ocean were memorialized in a Roman mosaic over 1,800 years ago.

As a made thing, a book comprises not one, but two sets of working components. There are the pieces of the book itself as you see it: the chapters, images, bibliography. But then there are the book’s…

History loves a villain, but the culprit was likely something much more mundane.

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Scandal and the Late Ancient Christian Historian - Volume 95 Issue 1

Cambridge Core - Global History - Censorship of History

Cambridge Core - Religion: General Interest - Martyrdom as Witness in Late Ancient Christian Literature

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