Thomas J. Kraus (Herausgegeben von) Born 1965; studied Catholic Theology and English in Regensburg and Sheffield; 1996-99 Assistant Professor in Regensburg; since 1999 Director of Studies at a Bavarian grammar school; 2000 PhD; since 2013 Teaching Assignments and Habilitation Project in Early Christianity at the Theological Seminary of the University of Zurich; since 2014 Research Fellow at the University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa.Michael Sommer (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1984; 2013 Promotion und 2020 Habilitation an der Universität Regensburg; Professor für Exegese und Theologie des Neuen Testaments am Fachbereich für Katholische Theologie der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt a.M.

• I. The Peculiarity of Majuscules and MinusculesGiovanni Bazzana: Write in a Book what you See and Send it to the Seven Assemblies - Jeff Cate: The Curious Case of Psalm 43 - Thomas J. Kraus: ʻWhen symbols and figures become physical objects:ʼ critical notes about some of the "consistently cited witnesses" to the text of RevelationII. The Peculiarity of ReceptionTobias Nicklas: Christliche Apokalypsen in Ägypten vor Konstantin - Lincoln H. Blumell/Thomas A. Wayment: The 'Number of the Beast' - Martin Meiser: Before Canonisation - Michael J. Kruger: The Reception of the Book of Revelation in the Early Church - Jeff Cate: Sisters separated from Birth - Michael Sommer: "Work in progress" - What do Revelation's handwriting tell us about its post-canonical role and function inside the BibleIII. Peculiarities and MiscellaneousMarkus Lembke: Besonderheiten der griechischen Überlieferung des Textes der Offenbarung und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Textkritik - Ulrich Schmid: Editing the Apocalypse in the 21st Century - James H. Charlesworth: The Heavenly Jesus reinterprets Daniel

Thomas J. Kraus (Herausgegeben von) Born 1965; studied Catholic Theology and English in Regensburg and Sheffield; 1996-99 Assistant Professor in Regensburg; since 1999 Director of Studies at a Bavarian grammar school; 2000 PhD; since 2013 Teaching Assignments and Habilitation Project in Early Christianity at the Theological Seminary of the University of Zurich; since 2014 Research Fellow at the University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa.Michael Sommer (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1984; 2013 Promotion und 2020 Habilitation an der Universität Regensburg; Professor für Exegese und Theologie des Neuen Testaments am Fachbereich für Katholische Theologie der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt a.M.

• I. The Peculiarity of Majuscules and MinusculesGiovanni Bazzana: Write in a Book what you See and Send it to the Seven Assemblies - Jeff Cate: The Curious Case of Psalm 43 - Thomas J. Kraus: ʻWhen symbols and figures become physical objects:ʼ critical notes about some of the "consistently cited witnesses" to the text of RevelationII. The Peculiarity of ReceptionTobias Nicklas: Christliche Apokalypsen in Ägypten vor Konstantin - Lincoln H. Blumell/Thomas A. Wayment: The 'Number of the Beast' - Martin Meiser: Before Canonisation - Michael J. Kruger: The Reception of the Book of Revelation in the Early Church - Jeff Cate: Sisters separated from Birth - Michael Sommer: "Work in progress" - What do Revelation's handwriting tell us about its post-canonical role and function inside the BibleIII. Peculiarities and MiscellaneousMarkus Lembke: Besonderheiten der griechischen Überlieferung des Textes der Offenbarung und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Textkritik - Ulrich Schmid: Editing the Apocalypse in the 21st Century - James H. Charlesworth: The Heavenly Jesus reinterprets Daniel

Thomas J. Kraus (Herausgegeben von) Born 1965; studied Catholic Theology and English in Regensburg and Sheffield; 1996-99 Assistant Professor in Regensburg; since 1999 Director of Studies at a Bavarian grammar school; 2000 PhD; since 2013 Teaching Assignments and Habilitation Project in Early Christianity at the Theological Seminary of the University of Zurich; since 2014 Research Fellow at the University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa.Michael Sommer (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1984; 2013 Promotion und 2020 Habilitation an der Universität Regensburg; Professor für Exegese und Theologie des Neuen Testaments am Fachbereich für Katholische Theologie der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt a.M.

• I. The Peculiarity of Majuscules and MinusculesGiovanni Bazzana: Write in a Book what you See and Send it to the Seven Assemblies - Jeff Cate: The Curious Case of Psalm 43 - Thomas J. Kraus: ʻWhen symbols and figures become physical objects:ʼ critical notes about some of the "consistently cited witnesses" to the text of RevelationII. The Peculiarity of ReceptionTobias Nicklas: Christliche Apokalypsen in Ägypten vor Konstantin - Lincoln H. Blumell/Thomas A. Wayment: The 'Number of the Beast' - Martin Meiser: Before Canonisation - Michael J. Kruger: The Reception of the Book of Revelation in the Early Church - Jeff Cate: Sisters separated from Birth - Michael Sommer: "Work in progress" - What do Revelation's handwriting tell us about its post-canonical role and function inside the BibleIII. Peculiarities and MiscellaneousMarkus Lembke: Besonderheiten der griechischen Überlieferung des Textes der Offenbarung und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Textkritik - Ulrich Schmid: Editing the Apocalypse in the 21st Century - James H. Charlesworth: The Heavenly Jesus reinterprets Daniel