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Dialogues and Disputes in Biblical Disguise from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages presents a wide range of papers covering pseudo-biblical dialogues, including demonic, human, and divine figures, which will appeal to academics and students of theology and history / The sources analysed and discussed include those in Syriac, Coptic, Arabic, Greek, Latin, and medieval vernacular languages, which will be of interest to researchers in those languages and cultures / Providing the first manual about this wide-spread and popular - but unexplored - literature, this book is at the forefront of theological, linguistic, and historical research