9:30–10:00 Coffee Break—Coffee and tea will be provided in the Harris Seminar Room
10:00–12:30 Morning Session
Chair: Hindy Najman (Oriel)
10:00 Opening Remarks
10:15 Emidio Vergani (Pontifical Oriental Institute)
On the Ambrosiana Codex: The Organization of the Manuscript and Some Other General Aspects
11:00 Johan Lundberg (AMES)
The Ambrosiana Dots in Context
11:45 Tareq Moqbel (Regent’s Park)
Grounding Grammar in Scripture: References to the Peshiṭta in Some Syriac Grammatical Works
12:30–13:30 Lunch Break—A light lunch will be provided in the Harris Seminar Room
13:30–15:00 Early Afternoon Session
Chair: Sebastian Brock (Wolfson)
13:30 Alison Salvesen (AMES)
‘For No one Knows the Day or the Hour, Not Even the Angels’: Scripture, History and Chronography in Jacob of Edessa
14:15 David Taylor (AMES)
What a Difference Five Centuries Can Make! Text and Paratext in the Buchanan Pandect Bible (12a1)
15:00–15:30 Coffee Break—Coffee and tea will be provided in the Harris Seminar Room
15:30–17:00 Late Afternoon Session
Chair: Meron Piotrkowski (Wolfson)
15:30 Hindy Najman (Oriel)
Prayer as an Organising Principle in 4Ezra
16:15 Karina Martin Hogan (Fordham)
The Lost Tribes of Israel in Colonial Discourses: The Influence of 4 Ezra
17:00 Light Reception