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Professor of New Testament Textual Scholarship
Professor of New Testament Textual Scholarship
Director, Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing
Director, Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing
ITSEE, Department of Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 2TT, United Kingdom
Member of the KU Leuven Research Unit of Biblical Studies
Member of the KU Leuven Research Unit of Biblical Studies
Email h.a.g.houghton [at] bham.ac.uk Twitter @HAGHoughton
This is the personal website of Professor Hugh Houghton. It offers a full list of my publications, including links to the PDF versions of items which publishers have permitted to be hosted on a personal website. These include writings on the Greek and Latin New Testament, biblical manuscripts, quotations of the New Testament in early Christian writers and book reviews.
This website also provides updates and corrections to some of my major publications, as follows:
The Latin New Testament (2016): updates — corrigenda — news
The Principal Pauline Epistles (2018): corrigenda
Outputs of the Codex Zacynthius project (2020): corrigenda
A Textual Commentary on the Greek New Testament (2025): web page
Please contact me using the details above if you spot anything which it may be helpful to include on these pages.
Other pages contain links to online lectures I have given, and full-text electronic transcriptions of New Testament manuscripts on which I have collaborated.
Information is also reproduced about some of my funded research projects, including the European Research Council COMPAUL and CATENA projects and the Workspace for Collaborative Editing supported by the AHRC and DFG.
For other information about my research, please visit my University of Birmingham webpage. The full text of postgraduate theses which I have supervised is available on the University eTheses repository.
Additional resources of interest may include:
My metrical English translation of Orff's Carmina Burana (which could be sung to the music): full version (with footnotes on the Latin text) and the text only.
The Anthem for the Order of St John, commissioned for the Order of St John of Jerusalem in 2024.
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