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'''David T. Runia''' (b.1951) is a Dutch-Australian scholar, Master of Queen’s College at the  University of Melbourne.
'''David T. Runia''' (b.1951) is a Dutch-Australian scholar, Master of Queen’s College at the  University of Melbourne. Born in the Netherlands. Moved to Australia in 1955. PhD 1983 (Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands). Professor at Utrecht and Leiden. From 2002 at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Specializes in the study of Philo on Alexandria.


==Biography==
==Works==
Born in the Netherlands. Moved to Australia in 1955. PhD 1983 (Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands). Professor at Utrecht and Leiden. From 2002 at the University of Melbourne, Australia.
Specializes in the study of Philo on Alexandria.
 
==Works on Second Temple Judaism==


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Latest revision as of 09:18, 23 May 2016

David T. Runia (b.1951) is a Dutch-Australian scholar, Master of Queen’s College at the University of Melbourne. Born in the Netherlands. Moved to Australia in 1955. PhD 1983 (Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands). Professor at Utrecht and Leiden. From 2002 at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Specializes in the study of Philo on Alexandria.

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Books

External links