Corpus-Paul

["Kevin P. Edgecomb" <kedgecom AT library.berkeley.edu>]

A slight contribution for summer reading which was memorable for pointers
toward early physical remains of Judaism/Christianity in the city of Rome,
among other things:

     Judaism and Christianity in first-century Rome. 
     Edited by Karl P. Donfried and Peter Richardson.
     xiv. 319 pp. 23cm. Grand Rapids, Mich. : William B. Eerdmans, c1998.

As a nicely compact paperback, it's perfect for those breaks between
seminars or even for lolling on the beach with a margarita!

        --Kevin P. Edgecomb
        University of California
        Berkeley, California.

PS  A website that some of you might find useful, if you haven't found it
already:

        http://shemesh.scholar.emory.edu:6336/dynaweb

It includes many issues of each of the following:
        Critical Review of Books in Religion
        Semeia:  an experimental journal for biblical criticism
        Journal of the American Academy of Religion
        Biblical Archaeologist/Near Eastern Archaeology

PPS  I was trained in Classical Hebrew (biblical and post-biblical) here at
UCB under Jacob Milgrom, before his retirement.  Paul (and/or NT studies in
general) is new to me, and quite interesting.  My summer will be quite full
with reading thanks to all of you.