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• 2016Masculinity in the New Testament and Early Christianity35 cited
• 2014‘Neither Male nor Female’: The Ethiopian Eunuch in Acts 8.26–4034 cited
• 2015The archaeological study of the Bible34 cited
• 2011Effeminacy in the Shadow of Empire: The Politics of Transgressive Gender in Josephus's Bellum Judaicum32 cited
• 2015The New Cambridge History of the Bible24 cited
• 2009What Sort of Thing Is This Luminous Woman?: Thinking Sexual Difference in On the Origin of the World21 cited
• 2010Beyond Identification of the Topos of Household Management: Reading the Household Codes in Light of Recent Methodologies and Theoretical Perspectives in the Study of the New Testament19 cited
• 2015Gender, Rhetoric and Recognition: Characterizing Jesus and (Re)defining Masculinity in the Gospel of John18 cited
• 2013Gender16 cited
• 2015The Exceptional Proves who Rules: Imperial Sexual Exceptionalism in and Around Paul's Letters15 cited
• 2021The Cambridge Companion to the New Testament14 cited
• 2018Did Paul Refuse an Offer of Support from the Corinthians?13 cited
• 2011Paul, the Goddess Religions, and Queer Sects: Romans 1:23—2813 cited
• 2022Malleable Masculinity: Rethinking Paul’s Masculinity in Light of Valerius Maximus