Archaeologists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem just concluded their second season of excavations at Hyrcania, where they found colorful Byzantine mosaics and Herodian frescoes ...

This led to the conclusion that the inscription was adapted by a Byzantine Christian monk who was not a native Greek speaker and was raised in a Semitic language, hence the small grammatical errors.

It was made at the beginning of the ninth century, probably by Celtic Christian monks on the island of Iona in Scotland's Inner Hebrides. The manuscript consists of the four Christian gospels ...

including new insights into how the literature of Christian monks made its way into Jewish thought. Michal Bar-Asher Siegal, a scholar of rabbinic Judaism at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev ...