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

“…Important surveys on early Christian manuscripts have been produced by Eldon Epp and Larry Hurtado in particular. …”

Imitating the Watchers: Restoring the angelic life of Adam in early Syriac thought by Salvesen, A

“…In dialogue with more recent studies of early Christian views of angels it also surveys the different ways in which the three writers understood the angelic condition in relation both to humanity and to their different audiences.…”

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

“…His renderings do not appear to have survived in Jewish circles but were much admired by early Christian scholars, thanks to their preservation in Origen’s Hexapla. …”