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            Beth Mardutho: The Syriac Institute
            2005
            Vol. 8, No. 1
            
               
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            [1] The
    Department of Near Eastern Studies and the Group for the Study
    of Late Antiquity, Princeton University, with the support of
    the Andrew Mellon Foundation, will host a Syriac Studies
    Workshop, May 4-6, 2005. This workshop is organized in
    celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of Robert Murray's
    pioneering book, <em>Symbols of Church and Kingdom: A Study in
    Early Syriac Tradition</em> (1975; second revised edition
    2004). The participants will present forty-five minute papers
    and a round-table discussion will follow. If you wish to
    attend, please RSVP to Emmanuel Papoutsakis
    (epapouts@princeton.edu) by April 11, 2005.
         
            
               <strong>Participants</strong> :
            
               Sebastian P. Brock (University of Oxford)
        J.F. Coakley (Harvard University)
        Alexander Golitzin (Marquette University)
        Sidney H. Griffith (The Catholic University of
        America)
        Robert Murray (Heythrop College , University of
        London)
        Emmanuel Papoutsakis (Princeton University)
        Ute Possekel (Independent Scholar, Boston)
        Lucas Van Rompay (Duke University)
        Alison G. Salvesen (University of Oxford)
        David G.K. Taylor (University of Oxford)
            
         
         
            
               <strong>Discussants</strong> :
            
               Susan Ashbrook-Harvey (Brown University)
        Glen W. Bowersock (Institute for Advanced Study,
        Princeton)
        Peter Brown (Princeton University)
        Kathleen McVey (Princeton Theological Seminary)
        Iain Torrance (Princeton Theological Seminary)
            
         
         
            [2] [Gorgias
    Press, the publisher of Robert Murray's <em>Symbols of Church
    and Kingdom</em> (second revised edition 2004), will hold a
    lunch party and a signing event after the conference on
    Saturday May 7, 1995 in Piscataway, NJ.]