The Aramaic Bible: Targums in their Historical Context

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
Philip S. Alexander is President of the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and
Jewish Studies and Nathan Laski Professor of Postbiblical Jewish
Literature in the Department of Middle Eastern Studies in the
University of Manchester.
D.R.G. Beattie is Head of the Department of Semitic Studies in the
Queen's University of Belfast.
Otto Betz is retired Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies in
the University of Tubingen.
Gabriele Boccaccini is Adjunct Associate Professor of Middle Judaism
the Department of Near Eastern Studies in the University of Michigan.
Bruce Chilton is rector of the Church of St John the Evangelist in
Barrytown, New York.
Edward M. Cook is Associate Research Scholar on the Comprehensive
Aramaic Lexicon Project at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of
Religion, Cincinnatti, Ohio.
Beate Ego is Lecturer in Old Testament Studies, Midrash and Modern
Hebrew in the Institutum Judaica of the Protestant School of Theology
in the University of Tubingen.
Paul V.M. Flesher is Head of the Department of Religious Studies in
the University of Wyoming.
Robert P. Gordon is Lecturer in Old Testament in the University of
Cambridge.
Bernard Grossfeld is Professor in the Department of Hebrew Studies
in the University of Wisconsin.
C.T.R. Hayward is Lecturer in the Department of Theology at the
University of Durham.