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The Bible Facing Archaeology on RCF

Posted on 9 June 201225 May 2013 by Michael Langlois
I was on RCF radio to answer Guillaume de Clermont’s questions on “The Bible Facing Archaeology.” This interview is a follow-up to the conference I gave in Orleans on this theme; you... Read More

A New Ostracon Mentioning Biblical Makkedah

Posted on 3 May 201212 October 2016 by Michael Langlois
I’ve just published a new inscription mentioning biblical Makkedah. It is written in Aramaic and dated to the fourth century BCE. It is an “ostracon,” i.e. a pottery shard recycled i... Read More

Christian Palestinian Aramaic Unicode Font

Posted on 27 April 201229 November 2017 by Michael Langlois
Christian Palestinian Aramaic (CPA) is often associated to Syriac, from which it inherits its writing; as a result, most printed editions use a Syriac font. But in reality, CPA uses a specific writing... Read More

Semitica 54

Posted on 10 April 20121 May 2013 by Michael Langlois
Semitica 54 is out! Monde sémitique et Bible hébraïque, édité par Michael Langlois sous la direction de Thomas Römer. Paris, Maisonneuve, 2012. 250 p., ISBN 978-2-7200-1164-1. Here is the table ... Read More

Textual Criticism of the Old Testament 2012

Posted on 5 February 20128 February 2012 by Michael Langlois
The course of Old Testament Textual Criticism that I teach at the School of Ancient Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the Catholic University of Paris starts tomorrow! This discipline consis... Read More

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