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The Felon and the Villain: Middle English literature and felony procedure
The Felon and the Villain: Middle English literature and felony procedure
Please RSVP HERE. Lunch will be provided. The Making of Felony Procedure in Middle English Literature is about how literature made felony in late medieval England. To this day, felony […]
LAMB Workshop: “The Typical and the Atypical: Slices of Life (as transcribed in thirteenth-century mancelles miracles)”
LAMB Workshop: “The Typical and the Atypical: Slices of Life (as transcribed in thirteenth-century mancelles miracles)”
Please join us for our fifth LAMB workshop on Monday, November 4 at 6pm in Scheide Caldwell 209. We will read and discuss Alice Morandy’s paper "The Typical and the Atypical: Slices of Life (as transcribed in […]
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On the Edge: Muslims, Christians, and the State in the Fatimid Countryside?
On the Edge: Muslims, Christians, and the State in the Fatimid Countryside?
Open to the Public. Registration Required. Register HERE. How far did the reach of the medieval state go in a productive province on the margins of the Egyptian desert? This […]
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Arabic Documents in the Egyptian Provinces: Assembling a Dossier
Arabic Documents in the Egyptian Provinces: Assembling a Dossier
Open to the Public. Registration Required. Register HERE. Lev Weitz is associate professor of history at the Catholic University of America, Washington, DC. A historian of the Islamic Middle East, […]
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Arabicizing Syriac Legal Traditions
Arabicizing Syriac Legal Traditions
Open to the Public. Registration Required. Register HERE. Lev Weitz is associate professor of history at the Catholic University of America, Washington, DC. A historian of the Islamic Middle East, […]
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Medieval Studies Student Dessert Hour
Medieval Studies Student Dessert Hour
Join Medieval Studies faculty and students for our next dessert hour on November 12, at 4:30, in 203 Scheide Caldwell. This time we’ll have a short presentation of one of […]
Medieval Studies Holiday Dessert Hour
Medieval Studies Holiday Dessert Hour
Our final dessert hour of the year before the holidays - the holiday dessert hour - is going to be a truly special event - the director of the program, […]
Medieval Studies Book Club
Medieval Studies Book Club
For our next session, the Medieval Studies Book Club voted to read the medieval chapters of ‘Palestine: A Four Thousand Year History’ by Nur Masalha. All interested graduate students are […]
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Hellenic Studies / Medieval Studies Film Screening: Agora
Hellenic Studies / Medieval Studies Film Screening: Agora
Hellenic Studies and Medieval Studies students are invited to a special HLS/MED film screening and dinner on Thursday, November 14 at 5pm in 103 Scheide Caldwell House. Screening of Agora – Directed […]
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LAMB Workshop: “Precarity and Local Loyalties in Byzantine Provincial Governance, c. 1261-1341”
LAMB Workshop: “Precarity and Local Loyalties in Byzantine Provincial Governance, c. 1261-1341”
Please join us for our final LAMB workshop of this term on Tuesday, November 19 at 6pm in Scheide Caldwell 209. We will read and discuss James Cogbill’s paper "Precarity and Local Loyalties in Byzantine Provincial Governance, […]
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The Middle Ages in Catalan Historiography and Imagination
The Middle Ages in Catalan Historiography and Imagination
A reception will follow the lecture. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP HERE. In the nineteenth century, a literary movement within Catalonia known as the Renaixença […]
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Medieval Faculty Colloquium: “Recipe or Ritual? The Problem of Magic in Medieval Alchemy”
Medieval Faculty Colloquium: “Recipe or Ritual? The Problem of Magic in Medieval Alchemy”
The Program in Medieval Studies is pleased to offer the Faculty Colloquium series for Fall 2024. Jennifer M. Rampling, Associate Professor of History, will give this lunch time talk. Please […]
A Celebration of Medieval Coinage at Princeton
A Celebration of Medieval Coinage at Princeton
Join us for a celebration of medieval coinage at Princeton! On the occasion of gifts of medieval coins to the Princeton University Numismatic Collection by two Princeton Ph.D.'s, Michael McVaugh […]