Events

MINUSCULE TEXTS: MARGINALIZED VOICES IN EARLY MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPT CULTURE

Julia Smith (All Souls College, Oxford)

‘…and many saints whose names cannot now be read’: The Earliest Relic Collection of Sens Cathedral

Sven Meeder (Radboud University, Nijmegen)

Ordering the World: The Minitexts in Vatican, Pal. lat. 973

Carlo Tedeschi (University of Chieti-Pescara)

The Margins of Writing: Graffiti through the Middle Ages

Helmut Reimitz (Princeton University)

Mosaics of Law: Legal Compendia and Patterns of Legal Pluralism in the Carolingian World 

Rosamond McKitterick (University of Cambridge)

Texts and Minitexts in Einsiedeln Cod. 191: The Reception of Roman and Papal Texts at the Carolingian Court

Patrick Geary (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton)

Paleogenetics and the Transformation of Migration-Period History

MINUSCULE TEXTS AND CULTURES OF HEALING
IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES

Joanna Story (University of Leicester)

Insular Manuscripts: New Approaches to Evidence for Early Readers

Tino Licht (Heidelberg University)

Observations on the Latin Marginalia in Codex Pal. lat. 220, the manuscript with the Lorsch bee charm

BETWEEN LITURGY AND MAGIC: MINUSCULE TEXTS AND INTERCESSORY PRACTICES IN THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES

Sumi Shimahara (Sorbonne Université)

Exegetical Material and Minitexts from the VIIIth to the Xth century

MINUSCULE TEXTS AND EARLY MEDIEVAL LITURGICAL PRACTICES

Rosamond McKitterick (University of Cambridge)

Text and Paratext in the Early Medieval Book: Continuities and Innovations

Immo Warntjes (Trinity College Dublin)

The Transmission of Scientific Ideas in Early Medieval Europe

Yitzhak Hen (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Purifying Texts in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages

Stefan Esders (Freie Universität Berlin)

Oath-Taking and List-keeping in the Carolingian Empire: A Case-study from Mid-Ninth-Century Italy

Rosamond McKitterick (University of Cambridge)

In Search of Roman Books and the Papal Library in the Early Middle Ages

Carine van Rhjin (Utrecht University), 

The Priest, His Books and the Road to Salvation in the Carolingian Period: a Story of Bean-blessings, Haemmorrhoid-cures and a Touch of Divination