Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses 96/3 (2020)
Women in Biblical and Para-Biblical Jewish and Christian Literature
- Michal Bas-Asher - Tobias Nicklas, "Introduction," 423 - 424
- Jens Schröter, "Sarah, Rebecca, and Rachel: Important Female Figures of Israel's History and their Meaning in the New Testament," 425 - 441 (abstract)
- Michal Bar-Asher Siegal - Michal Beth Dinkler, "Citing Sarah in the New Testament and Rabbinic Literature: Does Original Context Matter?" 443 - 457 (abstract)
- Atar Livneh, "Female Bodies and Dress in Second Temple Jewish Literature: The Case of Lamenting Women," 459 - 483 (abstract)
- Maren R. Niehoff, "Biblical Women in Origen's Newly Discovered Homilies on Psalms: Gendered Markers of Christian Identity in Late Antique Caesarea," 485 - 507 (abstract)
- Tobias Nicklas, "An 'Apocryphal' Role Model Allowing for a Different Lifestyle: Olympias as a Late Antique Thecla," 509 - 519 (abstract)
- Agnethe Siquans, "Miriam's Image in Patristic and Rabbinic Interpretation," 521 - 536 (abstract)
- Harald Buchinger, "Biblical and Parabiblical Women in Late Antique Christian Liturgy: An Eclectic Overview," 537 - 562 (abstract)
- Michael Peppard, "Mary Magdalene's Turn: Text Criticism and Reception History of John 20,16," 563 - 581 (abstract)
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