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    The document provides an agenda for a two-day conference on demons and demonology in late antiquity to be held at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute on December 14-15, 2015. Day one will include talks on demons in Jewish and Zoroastrian demonology, conceptualizing demons in late antique Judaism, and Ahriman and companions in Zoroastrian theology. Day two will cover demons in early Jewish traditions, Mandaean apotropaic prayers, the demon doubt in Zoroastrian texts, demons in Quranic theology, and the principles of evil in 10th century Ismailism. The conference is free and open to the public, with parking available on nearby streets.

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    The document provides an agenda for a two-day conference on demons and demonology in late antiquity to be held at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute on December 14-15, 2015. Day one will include talks on demons in Jewish and Zoroastrian demonology, conceptualizing demons in late antique Judaism, and Ahriman and companions in Zoroastrian theology. Day two will cover demons in early Jewish traditions, Mandaean apotropaic prayers, the demon doubt in Zoroastrian texts, demons in Quranic theology, and the principles of evil in 10th century Ismailism. The conference is free and open to the public, with parking available on nearby streets.

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    Demons and Demonology in Late Antiquity

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    The document provides an agenda for a two-day conference on demons and demonology in late antiquity to be held at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute on December 14-15, 2015. Day one will include talks on demons in Jewish and Zoroastrian demonology, conceptualizing demons in late antique Judaism, and Ahriman and companions in Zoroastrian theology. Day two will cover demons in early Jewish traditions, Mandaean apotropaic prayers, the demon doubt in Zoroastrian texts, demons in Quranic theology, and the principles of evil in 10th century Ismailism. The conference is free and open to the public, with parking available on nearby streets.

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    The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute

    Demons and Demonology


    in Late Antiquity
    Monday-Tuesday, 14-15 December 2015
    At the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
    Monday, 14 December Tuesday, 15 December
    16:45 Gathering 9:15 Gathering
    17:00-17:15 9:30-11:00
    Greetings: Gabriel Motzkin, Director of the Van Leer Samuel Thrope, The Israeli National Library
    Jerusalem Institute The Demon Doubt in the Zoroastrian Bundahin
    Opening Remarks: Domenico Agostini, Polonsky
    Academy Fellow at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute Guillaume Dye, Universit Libre de Bruxelles,
    The Cosmo-logic of Quranic Demonology
    17:15-18:30 11:00-11:30 Coffee break
    Shaul Shaked, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
    Demons: Internal and External, Manifest and Disguised. 11:30-13:00
    Observations on Jewish and ZoroastrianDemonology
    Matthew Morgenstern, Tel Aviv University
    Gideon Bohak, Tel Aviv University A Mandaean Apotropaic Prayer
    ConceptualizingDemonsin Late Antique Judaism
    Domenico Agostini, Polonsky Academy Fellow at the Van
    Leer Jerusalem Institute
    Ahriman and his Companions. The Zoroastrian Theological
    Conception of the Demoniac Counter-creation

    13:00-14:00 Lunch break


    Academic Organizers:
    Domenico Agostini, Tommaso Tesei, Roy Vilozny 14:00-15:30
    Polonsky Academy Fellows at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute KelleyCoblentz Bautch, St. Edwards University, Austin
    Demons, Heroines or Victims? Key Female Figures in Early Jewish
    Traditions
    Admission is free
    Parking is not available at the Institute (metered Roy Vilozny, Polonsky Academy Fellow at the Van Leer
    Jerusalem Institute
    parking is available on the neighboring streets). Some Remarks on a Pre-Adamic Human-like Demon
    Photographs taken at the event will be posted on
    15:30-15:45 Coffee break
    the Institutes website and on social networks.
    15:45-17:00
    Daniel De Smet, CNRS, Paris
    The Devil in Act and the Potential Devil: The Principles of Evil in
    10th-Century Ismlism

    Closing Remarks: Shaul Shaked, The Hebrew University of


    Jerusalem

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