Born 1969; Professor for Old Testament - Septuagint at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

• Divine Kingdom: On the Ideology and Theology of the SeptuagintArie van der Kooij: Theocracy and Aristocracy: On divine kingship and royal priesthood in the Septuagint (Pentateuch and Isaiah) - Hans Ausloos: The Book of Deuteronomy and the Ideal KingDivine Kingdom and Kingdoms of Men: From Language, Ideology and Religion to the Theology of the SeptuagintAnssi Voitila: Middle voice in the speech of and about God's power and dominion over the creation in the Greek Pentateuch - Gillian Mary Clare Bonney: The concepts of heavenly and earthly kingship and kingdoms as reflected in the exegesis of Gregory of Nyssa of Numbers 21:4-9 - Mario Cimosa: Βασιλεία τοῦ Θεοῦ καὶ βασίλεια τῶν ἀνθρώπων especially in some Psalms of the LXX concerning King David - Kristin De Troyer: Divine Kingdom in the Book of Esther, Addition D - Christoph Elsas: Convergences of Zoroastrian kingship from heaven and Jewish kingdom of God versus Hellenistic kingship - Helen Efthimiadis-Keith: Anamnesis and Apocatastasis: A Jungian Interpretation of the Eschaton and the Kingdom of God in the Book of Tobit - Gert J. Steyn: Kingdom and Magi: Comparative notes on LXX Daniel, Philo of Alexandria and Matthew's GospelKingdoms of Men: On the Theology of the Septuagint in the Context of Greek Language and ThoughtHans Eideneier: Griechische Sprache und Religion - Johann Cook: The Application of Greek Philosophical Perspectives in the Septuagint - Evangelia G. Dafni: Die hoffärtigen Könige in Jesaja und Ezechiel. Zur Theologie der Sprache der Septuaginta

Born 1969; Professor for Old Testament - Septuagint at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

• Divine Kingdom: On the Ideology and Theology of the SeptuagintArie van der Kooij: Theocracy and Aristocracy: On divine kingship and royal priesthood in the Septuagint (Pentateuch and Isaiah) - Hans Ausloos: The Book of Deuteronomy and the Ideal KingDivine Kingdom and Kingdoms of Men: From Language, Ideology and Religion to the Theology of the SeptuagintAnssi Voitila: Middle voice in the speech of and about God's power and dominion over the creation in the Greek Pentateuch - Gillian Mary Clare Bonney: The concepts of heavenly and earthly kingship and kingdoms as reflected in the exegesis of Gregory of Nyssa of Numbers 21:4-9 - Mario Cimosa: Βασιλεία τοῦ Θεοῦ καὶ βασίλεια τῶν ἀνθρώπων especially in some Psalms of the LXX concerning King David - Kristin De Troyer: Divine Kingdom in the Book of Esther, Addition D - Christoph Elsas: Convergences of Zoroastrian kingship from heaven and Jewish kingdom of God versus Hellenistic kingship - Helen Efthimiadis-Keith: Anamnesis and Apocatastasis: A Jungian Interpretation of the Eschaton and the Kingdom of God in the Book of Tobit - Gert J. Steyn: Kingdom and Magi: Comparative notes on LXX Daniel, Philo of Alexandria and Matthew's GospelKingdoms of Men: On the Theology of the Septuagint in the Context of Greek Language and ThoughtHans Eideneier: Griechische Sprache und Religion - Johann Cook: The Application of Greek Philosophical Perspectives in the Septuagint - Evangelia G. Dafni: Die hoffärtigen Könige in Jesaja und Ezechiel. Zur Theologie der Sprache der Septuaginta

Born 1969; Professor for Old Testament - Septuagint at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

• Divine Kingdom: On the Ideology and Theology of the SeptuagintArie van der Kooij: Theocracy and Aristocracy: On divine kingship and royal priesthood in the Septuagint (Pentateuch and Isaiah) - Hans Ausloos: The Book of Deuteronomy and the Ideal KingDivine Kingdom and Kingdoms of Men: From Language, Ideology and Religion to the Theology of the SeptuagintAnssi Voitila: Middle voice in the speech of and about God's power and dominion over the creation in the Greek Pentateuch - Gillian Mary Clare Bonney: The concepts of heavenly and earthly kingship and kingdoms as reflected in the exegesis of Gregory of Nyssa of Numbers 21:4-9 - Mario Cimosa: Βασιλεία τοῦ Θεοῦ καὶ βασίλεια τῶν ἀνθρώπων especially in some Psalms of the LXX concerning King David - Kristin De Troyer: Divine Kingdom in the Book of Esther, Addition D - Christoph Elsas: Convergences of Zoroastrian kingship from heaven and Jewish kingdom of God versus Hellenistic kingship - Helen Efthimiadis-Keith: Anamnesis and Apocatastasis: A Jungian Interpretation of the Eschaton and the Kingdom of God in the Book of Tobit - Gert J. Steyn: Kingdom and Magi: Comparative notes on LXX Daniel, Philo of Alexandria and Matthew's GospelKingdoms of Men: On the Theology of the Septuagint in the Context of Greek Language and ThoughtHans Eideneier: Griechische Sprache und Religion - Johann Cook: The Application of Greek Philosophical Perspectives in the Septuagint - Evangelia G. Dafni: Die hoffärtigen Könige in Jesaja und Ezechiel. Zur Theologie der Sprache der Septuaginta