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James D. Moore

Asst Professor

Ohio State University

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History

James D. Moore is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Asst Professor at Ohio State University.

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Ohio State University

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Les Papyrus SéMitiques Et Moyen-ÉPigraphes Du Cabinet Du Corpus Inscriptionum Semiticarum. Comptes rendus AIBL (2023)

frenchhistoriographyfrench studiesculture collectionorthography

Traces of Administrative Reform in the Hebrew and Aramaic Epigraphs of the Al-Yahudu and Related Tablets. NABU (2023)

civilizationsclassicsrelated tabletsaramaic epigraphsenglish languageadministrative reformhistorical linguisticsislamic thoughtbiblical studiesorthographylanguage documentationlevant

Aramaic and Hebrew Epigraphs on the Tablets in and Around Iaḧud. Judaeans by the Waters of Babylon (2022)

classicsenglish languagecomparative literaturehebrew epigraphshistorical linguisticsbiblical studiesorthographylanguage documentationlevant

Teaching Digital Editions of the Bible and Ancient Sources. a Reflection. H2D|Revista de Humanidades Digitais (2022)

intellectual historyarchival researchancient philosophytextual practicephilosophy of religionreligious studiesclassicsdigital humanitiesreligious educationhistorical scholarshipancient sourceshistoriographydigital editionsreligious researchdigital heritagedigital scholarshipbiblical studies

'Ahikariana': New Readings of Berlin P. 13446 and Developments in Ahiqar Research. Elephantine in Context (2021)

intellectual historyslavic languagescivilizationseurasian geographyahiqar researchregional studiesberlin p. 13446new readingsmiddle eastern studies

Literary Depictions of the Scribal Profession in the Story of Ahiqar and Jeremiah 36. (2021)

literary historyclassicsliteraturereligious symbolhistorical scholarshipscribal professionliterary criticismliterary depictionscultural historyjeremiah 36biblical studieslevantmiddle eastern studies

New Aramaic Papyri From Elephantine in Berlin. (2021)

european archaeologyclassicsnew aramaic papyrilatinlingua franca

Who Gave You a Decree? Anonymity as a Narrative Technique in Ezra 5: 3, 9 in Light of Persian Period Decrees and Administrative Sources. JBL (2021)

intellectual historynarrative techniquecivilizationspersian period decreesreligious studiesclassicsadministrative sourceslevantmiddle eastern studies

Who Gave You a Decree? Anonymity as a Narrative Technique in Ezra 5: 3, 9 in Light of Persian-Period Decrees and Administrative Sources. Journal of Biblical Literature (2021)

intellectual historynarrative techniquecivilizationsreligious studiesclassicspersian-period decreesadministrative sourceslevantmiddle eastern studies

Leviticus According to the Syriac Peshitta Version With English Translation. Gorgias Press eBooks (2015)

religious studiesclassicsreligiontranslation studiesreligious researchbiblical studieslevantenglish translation

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James D. Moore

Asst Professor

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

History

James D. Moore is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Asst Professor at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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James D. Moore

Ohio State University

Asst Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Les Papyrus SéMitiques Et Moyen-ÉPigraphes Du Cabinet Du Corpus Inscriptionum Semiticarum. Comptes rendus AIBL (2023)

frenchhistoriographyfrench studiesculture collectionorthography

Traces of Administrative Reform in the Hebrew and Aramaic Epigraphs of the Al-Yahudu and Related Tablets. NABU (2023)

civilizationsclassicsrelated tabletsaramaic epigraphsenglish languageadministrative reformhistorical linguisticsislamic thoughtbiblical studiesorthographylanguage documentationlevant

Aramaic and Hebrew Epigraphs on the Tablets in and Around Iaḧud. Judaeans by the Waters of Babylon (2022)

classicsenglish languagecomparative literaturehebrew epigraphshistorical linguisticsbiblical studiesorthographylanguage documentationlevant

Teaching Digital Editions of the Bible and Ancient Sources. a Reflection. H2D|Revista de Humanidades Digitais (2022)

'Ahikariana': New Readings of Berlin P. 13446 and Developments in Ahiqar Research. Elephantine in Context (2021)

intellectual historyslavic languagescivilizationseurasian geographyahiqar researchregional studiesberlin p. 13446new readingsmiddle eastern studies

Literary Depictions of the Scribal Profession in the Story of Ahiqar and Jeremiah 36. (2021)

literary historyclassicsliteraturereligious symbolhistorical scholarshipscribal professionliterary criticismliterary depictionscultural historyjeremiah 36biblical studieslevantmiddle eastern studies

New Aramaic Papyri From Elephantine in Berlin. (2021)

european archaeologyclassicsnew aramaic papyrilatinlingua franca

Who Gave You a Decree? Anonymity as a Narrative Technique in Ezra 5: 3, 9 in Light of Persian Period Decrees and Administrative Sources. JBL (2021)

intellectual historynarrative techniquecivilizationspersian period decreesreligious studiesclassicsadministrative sourceslevantmiddle eastern studies

Who Gave You a Decree? Anonymity as a Narrative Technique in Ezra 5: 3, 9 in Light of Persian-Period Decrees and Administrative Sources. Journal of Biblical Literature (2021)

intellectual historynarrative techniquecivilizationsreligious studiesclassicspersian-period decreesadministrative sourceslevantmiddle eastern studies

Leviticus According to the Syriac Peshitta Version With English Translation. Gorgias Press eBooks (2015)

religious studiesclassicsreligiontranslation studiesreligious researchbiblical studieslevantenglish translation

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