INSTITUTE “HISTORY OF THE TEXT AND EXEGESIS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT” The foundation of this Institute aims to develop the longstanding tradition of text- critical research at the University of Fribourg initiated by the late Dominique Barthélemy and continued by Adrian Schenker and others. These scholars have built up an outstanding library, a large collection both of books and microfilms of biblical and other manuscripts related to text history of the Bible, and an important holding of Judeo-Arabic medieval exegesis and linguistic manuscripts in microfilm. The research is being carried out in cooperation with the preparation and the follow-up of critical editions (Biblia Hebraica Quinta, Göttingen Septuaginta) and other biblical editorial projects (La Bible d’Alexandrie, La Bible de Jérusalem en ses traditions). The Institute is also devoted to research into the history of exegesis, since the text history of the Hebrew Bible is intimately connected with the history of its Jewish and Christian transmission and interpretation. SYMPOSIUM ORGANISATION Prof. Adrian Schenker Dr. Philippe Hugo ACCOMMODATION Possible accommodation in a student centre, breakfast included: CHF. 51.- Hotel Elite http://www.elitefribourg.ch Hotel Faucon http://www.hotel-du-faucon.ch Hotel de la Rose http://www.hoteldelarose.ch INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION until 1 June 2008 Dr. Philippe Hugo Department of Biblical Studies Office 4221 Av. de l’Europe 20 CH-1700 Fribourg phone +41 26 300 73 89 fax +41 26 300 97 54 [email protected]No registration fee Festive dinner fee: CH 30 .- Room 3115 Third floor SYMPOSIUM L’histoire du texte des livres de Samuel Die Textgeschichte der Bücher Samuelis Text History of the Books of Samuel University of Fribourg June 25-27, 2008 Room 3115 DEPT. OF BIBLICAL STUDIES / CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE “DOCUMENTS OF THE BIBLE”
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INSTITUTE “HISTORY OF THE TEXT AND EXEGESIS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT”
The foundation of this Institute aims to develop the longstanding tradition of text-critical research at the University of Fribourg initiated by the late Dominique Barthélemy and continued by Adrian Schenker and others. These scholars have built up an outstanding library, a large collection both of books and microfilms of biblical and other manuscripts related to text history of the Bible, and an important holding of Judeo-Arabic medieval exegesis and linguistic manuscripts in microfilm. The research is being carried out in cooperation with the preparation and the follow-up of critical editions (Biblia Hebraica Quinta, Göttingen Septuaginta) and other biblical editorial projects (La Bible d’Alexandrie, La Bible de Jérusalem en ses traditions). The Institute is also devoted to research into the history of exegesis, since the text history of the Hebrew Bible is intimately connected with the history of its Jewish and Christian transmission and interpretation.
SYMPOSIUM ORGANISATION
Prof. Adrian Schenker Dr. Philippe Hugo
ACCOMMODATION
Possible accommodation in a student centre, breakfast included: CHF. 51.-
Hotel Elite http://www.elitefribourg.ch Hotel Faucon
DEPT. OF BIBLICAL STUDIES / CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE “DOCUMENTS OF THE BIBLE”
Text History of the Books of Samuel
Do the Masoretic Text, 4QSam and the putative Hebrew source of the Septuagint witness to distinct stages in the literary development of the books
of Samuel?
Wednesday 25 June
9.30 Opening by Guido Vergrauwen, Rector of the University,
and Max Küchler, Dean of the Faculty of Theology 9.45 Philippe Hugo (Fribourg), Status quaestionis 10.30 Break 11.00 Julio Trebolle Barrera (Madrid), Textual Criticism and the
Composition History of Samuel-Kings. The Order of the Pericopes
12h00 Meal 14.30 Donald W. Parry (Brigham Young University), Hannah in the
Presence of the Lord (1 Sam 1) 15.15 Anneli Aejmelaeus (Göttingen/Helsinki), Hannah’s Psalm in
4QSama 16.00 Break 16.30 Annette Steudel (Göttingen), Towards a Reception of 2 Sam 7
in Qumran 17.15 Alexander Rofé (Jerusalem), Midrashic Traits in 4Q51 (So-
called 4QSama) Thursday 26 June
9.00 Seminar on 2 Sam 23,1-7 lead by Peter Schwagmeier (Zürich) 11.00 Break 11.30 Scientific Presentation of the Institute Project “HISTORY OF
THE TEXT AND EXEGESIS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT” (see back page of the program)
12.15 Meal 14.30 Philippe Lefebvre (Fribourg), La “première” mort du roi Saül
(1 Sam 31) 15.15 Graeme Auld (Edinburgh), Imag[in]ing editions of Samuel:
the Chronicler's Contribution 16.00 Break 16.30 Adrian Schenker (Fribourg), The Ark at Ashdod (1 Sam 5) in
the MT and in the Greek Bible 20.00 Short papers by doctoral students
Friday 27 June
9.00 Seminar on 2 Sam 24 lead by Innocent Himbaza (Fribourg) 11.00 Break 11.30 Siegfried Kreuzer (Wuppertal), Textformen und
Bearbeitungen in 2 Sam 12 12.30 Meal 14.30 Philippe Hugo (Fribourg), David et la prise de Jérusalem (2
Sam 5,1-12) 15.15 Walter Dietrich (Bern), Doch ein Text hinter den Texten?
Wahrnehmungen eines Samuel-Kommentators 16.00 Break 16.30 General discussion and conclusion 18.00 Visit of the exposition of the Bible + Orient Project (Hans Ulrich
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