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The current major research projects of the members of the Ottawa Network for the Study of Late Antiquity are listed below. For further information, click on the project.

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Ambrosiaster

Une étude des deux versions des Questions sur l'Ancien et le Nouveau Testament de l'Ambrosiaster (Marie-Pierre Bussières, Université d'Ottawa)*

Une édition critique des Questions sur l'Ancien et le Nouveau Testament de l'Ambrosiaster (Marie-Pierre Bussières, Université d'Ottawa)

A translation, with notes and introductions, of Ambrosiaster's Commentary on the Pauline Epistles (Theodore de Bruyn, University of Ottawa; Stephen Cooper, Franklin and Marshall College; David Hunter, University of Kentucky)

Historiography

Mosaics of Time: The Origins and Development of the Latin Chronicle Traditions from the First Century BC to the Sixth Century AD (Richard Burgess, University of Ottawa; Michael Kulikowski, University of Tennesee)

A new edition of most of Theodor Mommsen's first two volumes of Chronica minora for Corpus Christianorum (Richard Burgess, University of Ottawa)

Pseudo-Zachariah of Mytilene and historiography in Late Antiquity (Geoffrey Greatrex, University of Ottawa)*

Numismatics

A new edition of The Roman Imperial Coinage, volume 10: The Divided Empire and the Fall of the Western Parts, AD 395-491, first published in 1994 by John Kent (Richard Burgess, University of Ottawa)

Philology

Une traduction française du commentaire du grammairien Servius Honoratus (fin 4^e-début 5^e siècle) à l'Énéide de Virgile (Alban Baudou, Université Laval; Marie-Pierre Bussières , Université d'Ottawa)

Une traduction française des Vies des sophistes de Philostrate qui sera publiée à aux éditions Les Belles Lettres dans la collection << La roue à livres >> (Dominique Côté, Université d'Ottawa)

Religion

An edition and study of the graffiti of the Temple of Isis at Aswan (Jitse H. F. Dijkstra, University of Ottawa)*

A study of Christian liturgical formulae in Greek amulets in late antiquity (Theodore de Bruyn, University of Ottawa)*

La production de nouveaux textes apocryphes chrétiens au cours de l'Antiquité tardive (IVe-VIe siècles): Perspectives historiques et herméneutiques (Pierluigi Piovanelli, Université d'Ottawa)*

The Manichaean Reception of Jewish and Christian Apocryphal Traditions (Timothy Pettipiece, University of Ottawa)*

* Supported by a research grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.

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