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Maxim Vladimirovich
Fionin

Junior Researcher at the IOM RAS
Academic Secretary of the Department of Ancient Eastern Studies at the IOM RAS
Master's Degree in Lunguistics
Born in Leningrad (St. Petersburg) on 19 September, 1973.

In 2008, received bachelor degree in philosophy from the Russian Christian Humanitarian Academy.

In 2011, received Master's Degree in Linguistics from St. Petersburg State University (Philological faculty, the department of Biblical studies), the theme of Master Theses being “Comparative analysis of coincident episodes of St. Mark’s and St. John’s Gospels” [“Сравнительный анализ совпадающих по содержанию эпизодов Евангелий от Марка и Иоанна”]

2012 – 2017, an assistant researcher, from June 2017, a junior researcher at the IOM RAS, Department of the Ancient Eastern Studies (earlier at the Department of Manuscripts and Documents). Currently works on PhD thesis “Greek lectionary from the collection of IOM RAS as a source for studies of early Christian liturgy" [“Греческий лекционарий из собрания ИВР РАН как источник по раннехристианской литургике”].

Major research interests: biblical studies, biblical textual criticism, biblical theology, Greek Paleography, early Christian liturgy, early Christian manuscripts, history of Christian churches of the East (Egyptian, Syrian, Palestinian).

Publications

[2015]

Fionin M. Greek Manuscript D-227 from the Collection of IOM, RAS. An Archeographical Analysis // Written Monuments of the Orient, 2. Moscow: Vostochnaya literatura, 2015. P. 14-20.


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