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Part of the AHRB funded [http://www.rdg.ac.uk/lxx/index.htm The Greek Bible in the Graeco-Roman World] project, Demetrios is an online relational database focusing on over 400 political, legal and administrative words, in order to help evaluating the Greek Bible as a source for Jewish interpretation of the political, social and intellectual culture of the Hellenistic world (continuing into the early Roman Empire). | Part of the AHRB funded [http://www.rdg.ac.uk/lxx/index.htm The Greek Bible in the Graeco-Roman World] project, Demetrios is an online relational database focusing on over 400 political, legal and administrative words, in order to help evaluating the Greek Bible as a source for Jewish interpretation of the political, social and intellectual culture of the Hellenistic world (continuing into the early Roman Empire). | ||
(As of 2015-02-03 the engine behind the Demetrios database seems to be down.) | (As of 2015-02-03 the engine behind the Demetrios database seems to be down. It was last updated in 2005.) | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:17, 27 September 2019
Available
- Project: http://www.reading.ac.uk/lxx/index.htm
- Database: http://www.reading.ac.uk/demetrios/
Director
- Tessa Rajak (Reading)
Description
Part of the AHRB funded The Greek Bible in the Graeco-Roman World project, Demetrios is an online relational database focusing on over 400 political, legal and administrative words, in order to help evaluating the Greek Bible as a source for Jewish interpretation of the political, social and intellectual culture of the Hellenistic world (continuing into the early Roman Empire).
(As of 2015-02-03 the engine behind the Demetrios database seems to be down. It was last updated in 2005.)