Dr. Ernie Tune
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BA, UC Berkeley
BD, San Francisco Theological Seminary
ThD, Claremont School of Theology
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served in US Navy, WWII
ordained Presbyterian pastor
lectured in NT Greek, CST
former Library Director, CST
compiled Kiowa Indian language grammar
taught Coptic and Old Nubian
helped translate Nag Hammadi texts
worked for offshore oil drilling consortium
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| A man of many interests, Ernest W. Tune has spent a
lifetime building the research library of texts known as the Tune Collection.
Given to the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity and now housed at
the Claremont School of Theology Library, the voluminous Tune Collection
contains materials covering the languages, literatures, history and archaeology
of the Nile Valley cultures from the early Hellenistic period through the
early medieval period of Nubian and Coptic Christianity. |
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| Former director of the CST Library and currently
an Advisory Board Member and Bibliographer of the IAC, Ernie Tune has compiled
a research library that is one of the finest small collections in the region.
In addition to major primary sources (e.g., editions of papyri collections,
facsimiles of major biblical codices of antiquity), the collection also
includes major secondary sources. The scholarly communities of Claremont
are proud to celebrate the gift of this library and count it as one of
the jewels in our crown. |
Ernie and a Guide on Motorcycle in Dura Europos
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Ernie's dissertation was this text co-authored with CST
President "Pomp" Colwell.
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Ernie and Gudrun F. Tune on Nemrud Dagi (7083 ft)
in SE Turkey. West Terrace of Colossal Gods with heads of Antiochus
I and the Goddess Tyche-Commagene. Kingdom of Commagene, 100BC-100AD
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