For those who might be interested, I will be giving a lecture on early Coptic books on 6 August at 6 pm (Berlin time).
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Is there a link to register for this talk? Will it be available online afterwards? Thank you!!
I’m not sure if the talk will be recorded, but there is a contact e-mail for further info: berkesla@hu-berlin.de
Dear Brent,
you couldn’t give a summary of your paper in your blog. the subject is fascinating!
All best wishes for a healthy summer,
Jan
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