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Comparative Diplomatics: Multi-handed Arabic Documents and the Fatimid State
Marina Rustow, Near Eastern Studies/History
Comparative Antiquities; Program in Medieval Studies
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East Pyne 010
East Pyne 010, Princeton, United States
Medieval Futures: The Shape of Time in Universal Histories
Suzanne Conklin Akbari, Institute for Advanced Study
Program in Medieval Studies
Comparative Diplomatics: Multilingual Documents of Medieval Sicily and Peasant Studies
Hiroshi Takayama, IAS; The University of Tokyo
Comparative Antiquities; Program in Medieval Studies
Some Medieval Poetics
Daniel Heller-Roazen, Comparative Literature
Program in Medieval Studies
Comparative Diplomatics -Making a Case: Pahlavi Documents from early Islamic Iran
Khodadad Rezakhani, Mossavar-Rahmani Center
Comparative Antiquities; Program in Medieval Studies
Altering Tempus; or, Timeplay and the Medieval Manuscript
Andrew Albin, Fordham University
LUDUS
Telling Tales of Clever Women: Writing, Agency, and the Devotional Book in Late Medieval Germany
Sara S. Poor, German
Program in Medieval Studies
Comparative Diplomatics: What can(‘t) Greek documents from Egypt tell us about Greek documents from Bactria?
Rachel Mairs, University of Reading
Comparative Antiquities; Program in Medieval Studies
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209 Scheide Caldwell
209 Scheide Caldwell, Princeton, NJ, United States
