This section covers institutions that have websites advertizing coursework on the Septuagint. Should you wish an institution added or removed, please e-mail me with your request.
International Organization for Septuagint
and Cognate Studies (IOSCS) Official Journal: the
Bulletin of the IOSCS
This is the official international organization for scholarly research
in Septuagintal studies.
Adamantius
(Newsletter of the Italian Research Group on "Origen and the Alexandrian Tradition")
Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven Home of the
Centre for Septuagint Studies and Textual Criticism
Trinity Western University, Septuagint
Institute. Premiere institute of Septuagint studies in Canada
(successor institution to the University of Toronto).
Leiden University, Faculty of Theology:
Distance Learning Course on Textual History and Textual Criticismttp://www.dur.ac.uk/theology/postgrad/matrmodules/septuagint.htm">University
of Durham
University of Reading, department
of Classics. Home of the Greek Bible in the Graeco-Roman World.
This section lists Septuagintal scholars who have websites. Should you wish a person added or removed, please e-mail me with your request.
Picture of Septuagint and Dead Sea Scroll scholars, Manchester, 1990.
Johann Cook
Gilles Dorival
(Université d'Aix-Marseille I)
Leonard Greenspoon
Richard S. Hess
(Denver Seminary)
Robert A. Kraft (University
of Pennsylvania)
Melvin K. H. Peters
(Duke University)
Albert Pietersma
(University of Toronto)
Harold Scanlin
(UBS)
Jay C. Treat (University of Pennsylvania)
Eugene Ulrich (Notre Dame)
Tyler F. Williams (Taylor University
College)
Benjamin G. Wright III
(Lehigh College)
Compiled by Joel Kalvesmaki. Please report errors or omissions to me by e-mail. This page updated December 2009.