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Robert Walker retweeted
So happy to launch the LXXGSN!
Josh, Robert, Ellen, Chris, Andrew & I want to create a community for graduate students: a place to connect, keep LXX research in the wider scholarly conversation, and foster generous exchange.
Join us & spread the word!
lxxgsn.com
Robert Walker retweeted
We’re excited to announce the launch of the LXX Graduate Student Network!
The network aims to connect graduate students working on the Septuagint and related fields, creating opportunities for collaboration, conversation, and mutual support. Learn more at lxxgsn.com
@ATKeenan29 and I are excited to receive proofs on this volume which has long been in the works. Have your local library order a copy!
PROOFS!!! @RobSWalk and I finally got the proofs for our edited volume dedicated and in memory of the late James Aitken. Over the moon to be at this stage! If everything goes smooth, the book should be published November 2026! Keep your eyes peeled and your book budgets ready!
Robert Walker retweeted
PROOFS!!! @RobSWalk and I finally got the proofs for our edited volume dedicated and in memory of the late James Aitken. Over the moon to be at this stage! If everything goes smooth, the book should be published November 2026! Keep your eyes peeled and your book budgets ready!
He also has an article in which he briefly discusses the function of δέ as it relates to καί and τε in the Postclassical period:
“The syntax of δέ in post-classical documentary texts”
biblio.ugent.be/publication/…
Not sure if you are still on this, but Klaas Bentein has an article which may be helpful in which he discusses the social dimensions of particle usage (including τε and καί) in Postclassical texts:
“Particle-usage in documentary papyri (I - IV AD)”
biblio.ugent.be/publication/…
Thanks Travis! At some point we need to sit down and compare notes more extensively! You may or may not be cited in my dissertation 👀
