While re-reading James Royse's discussion of P66, I came across his brief mention of a correction at John 13:19a. It seems that the orig...

Recently archaeologistst in Egypt uncovered a Funerary Temple in Saqqara that belonged to Queen Nearit wife of pharaoh Teti who reigned fr...

There has been a lot of talk in recent years on the length of time an ancient book, or even "autograph" may have been in use. I br...

Marcus Vitruvius Pollio (80-15 BCE) was a Roman architect and military engineer that lived during the fall of the Roman Republic and ...

A first century copy of Aristotle's Constitutions. Papyrus 131 In connection with his academy it is known from ancient sources that...

George Houston, in his work “Inside Roman Libraries,” surveyed book collections in antiquity, analyzed their contents, the date of compositi...

George Houston, in his work “ Inside Roman Libraries ,” surveyed book collections in antiquity, analyzed their contents, the date of composi...

The Summer 2016 issue of The Journal of Biblical Literature published a new piece by Brent Nongbri, a researcher at Macquarie University of...

I recently finished reading through George Houston's, Inside Roman Libraries: Book Collections and Their Management in Antiquity , and ...