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Lecture: Restaging the Last Supper--The Roman Triclinium, the Jewish Prayerbook and the Gospels

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Location: McKenna Hall Auditorium

Dr. Anthony Grafton, Henry Putname University Professor of History at Princeton University, presents: How Jesus Celebrated Passover: Renaissance Scholars and the Jewish Origins of Christianity. This is part one of a series of lectures as part of the Dilenschneider Lecture Series/Critical Issues in History.

Lecture 1
10/31/2012
4:30 PM
McKenna Hall Auditorium
Restaging the Last Supper: The Roman Triclinium, the Jewish Prayerbook and the Gospels

Lecture 2
11/1/2012
4:30 PM
Eck Visitors Center Auditorium
Recreating the Ancient Seder: The Difficult Path to the Second Temple

Lecture 3
11/2/2012
4:30 PM
location pending
Rehabilitating the Talmud: The Pandects of the Jews and Christian Origins

The event is sponsored by the Department of History and the Dilenschneider Group.

The lecture is free and the public is invited to attend.

Originally published at al.nd.edu.