Review of Coptic Studies publications for 2021. Part 2: Periodicals (Continuation)

Abstract

The second part of the review of Coptic Studies publications presents contributions published in eleven journals for 2021: «Apocrypha» (one paper), «Archiv für Papyrusforschung» (one paper), «Bulletin of the American Society of Papyrologists» (one paper), «Church History» (one paper), «Harvard Theological Review» (one paper), «IKON» (one paper), «Le Muséon» (two papers), «Religion in the Roman Empire» (one paper), «Revue de l’histoire des religions» (one paper), «Trends in Classics» (one paper) and «Zeitschrift für Ägyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde» (one paper). Two papers deal with apocryphal texts (papers by Bishara Ebeid and Christian Askeland). Two papers analyse the ascetic corpus of texts (papers by Benjamin Hansen and Christian Barthel). Three papers contain the hagiographic studies (papers by Frederic Krueger, Nebojsa Tumara and Stefan Bojowald). Four articles focus on magical texts (papers by Lincoln H. Blumell with Korshi Dosoo, as well as three other papers by Korshi Dosoo). Finally, one publication focuses on grammatical gender in Coptic (paper by Sabrina Bendjaballah and Chris H. Reintges).