The lexicon of the Tabernacle accounts in the Syrohexapla version of Exodus by Salvesen, A

A 'New Field' for the 21st Century? Rationale for the Hexapla Project, and a report on its progress. by Salvesen, A

The authorial spirit? Biblical citations in Jacob of Edessa's Hexaemeron by Salvesen, A

Symmachus in Hosea and Amos by Salvesen, A

Jacob of Edessa's version of Scripture in relation to his exegetical interests by Salvesen, A

Lost Christianities: The battles for scripture and the faiths we never knew. by Salvesen, A

The use of the septuagint in new testament research. by Salvesen, A

The 'Three' in early Christian commentary: The case of the 'Song of the Vineyard' (Isaiah 5:1–7). by Salvesen, A

The legend of the septuagint: From classical antiquity to today by Salvesen, A

A history of the bible: the book and its faiths by Salvesen, A

The Authorial Spirit? Biblical Citations in Jacob of Edessa's Hexaemeron by Salvesen, A

Scholarship on the margins: Biblical and secular learning in the work of Jacob of Edessa by Salvesen, A

Emanuel: Studies in Hebrew bible, septuagint and dead sea scrolls in honor of Emanuel Tov by Salvesen, A

A bilingual concordance to the targum of the prophets, vol 21, Introduction, additions and corrections, indices by Salvesen, A

Textual criticism, translation studies, and Symmachus’s version in the Book of Job by Salvesen, A

A “new field” for the twenty-first century? Rationale for the Hexapla project, and a report on its Progress by Salvesen, A

"Christ has subjected us to the harsh yoke of the Arabs": the Syriac exegesis of Jacob of Edessa in the new world order by Salvesen, A

Lost scriptures. Books that did not make it into the New Testament. by Salvesen, A

“LXX Isaiah as prophecy? Supposed historical allusions in LXX Isaiah.” by Salvesen, A

Jewish Greek scripture ('Septuagint') in the first and second centuries CE: what did early Christian authors have in their hands when they 'searched the scriptures'? by Salvesen, A