Recent Open Access Dissertations on Antiquity in Knowledge@UChicago
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Mount Sinai and the Monastery of St. Catherine: Place and Space in Pilgrimage Art
(University of Chicago, 2016)
Innovation in Post-Biblical Hebrew Poetry: A Stylistic Analysis of the Hymns of the Dead Sea Scrolls
(University of Chicago, 2015)
Because it is New Rome: The Authority of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, 379-553
(University of Chicago, 2017)
Creating the Perfect Language: Sanskrit Grammarians, Poetry, and the Exegetical Tradition
(University of Chicago, 2018 )
"What Was She Wearing?": Looking at Susanna in Golden Age Spain
(University of Chicago, 2017)
Reading Demosthenes
(University of Chicago, 2017)
The Late Chalcolithic 1 Period in Northern Mesopotamia: Tell Zeidan, Syria, in Regional Context(University of Chicago, 2017
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Literary Genres in Poetic Texts from the Dead Sea Scrolls
(University of Chicago, 2016)
A Doctor on the Clock: Hourly Timekeeping and Galen's Scientific Method
(University of Chicago, 2017)
Continuity and Change: A Reevaluation of Cultural Identity and "Egyptianization" in Lower Nubia during the New Kingdom
(University of Chicago, 2017)
Weaving Lives for Virtuous Readers: Gregory of Nyssa as Biographer
(University of Chicago, 01/01/2016)
"Word of the Old Woman": Studies in Female Ritual Practice in Hittite Anatolia(University of Chicago, 01/01/2016)
Emblems of Power: Ideology and Identity in Late Old Assyrian Glyptic
(University of Chicago, 01/01/2016)
The Role of Male Royal Offspring in 18th Dynasty Egypt(University of Chicago, 2017)
Aspects of Religious Administration in the Hittite Late New Kingdom
(University of Chicago, 2016)
Novel Classicism: British Fiction and the Traditions of Antiquity, 1740-1840
(University of Chicago, 2016)
The Pharisees and Figured Speech in Luke-Acts
(University of Chicago, 01/01/2016)
Households, Communities, and Dimensions of Social Identity in the Early Iron Age at Tall al-'Umayri(University of Chicago, 2016)
Managing Risk for the Gods: The Middle Assyrian Ginau Agency
(University of Chicago, 2016)
Roman Declamation: Between Creativity and Constraints
(University of Chicago, 2015)
A Computational Approach to the Study of Magical Gems
(University of Chicago, 2016)
Calling Out to Isis: the Enduring Nubian Presence at Philae
(University of Chicago, 2016)
Learning to Love: A Constructive Theology of Ascetic Reading from I John to Ernst Troeltsch
(University of Chicago, 2016)
