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43 2017
BULLETIN OF BRITISH
BYZANTINE STUDIES
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BULLETIN OF BRITISH BYZANTINE STUDIES
43 ISSN 0265-162 2017
being the Bulletin of the Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies
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CONTENTS
1. National Committees of International Association 1
2. Membership of the S.P.B.S. Executive Committee 4
3. Publications & Work in Progress 6
4. Fieldwork & Projects 43
5. Theses 60
6. Conferences, Lectures & Seminar Series 72
7. SPBS Conference grants - reports 87
8. Exhibitions 98
9. University News 101
10. Obituaries 104
11. 49th Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies: Report 109
12. 50th
Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies: Programme 111
13. SPBS Spring Symposia 137
14. Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies 144
A. Society Lecture
B. New Members
C. Membership of the Executive
D. Minutes of 2016 AGM
E. Treasurer’s Report
F. Agenda of 2017 AGM
15. Books, Journals & Websites 155
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International Association of Byzantine Studies National Committees
1. Officers and Addresses of National Committees of the International Association of Byzantine Studies
Albania: Lida Miraj (President), [email protected]; Andi Rëmbeci (Secretary),
Argentina: Pablo Ubierna (President), Comité Argentino de Estudios Bizantinos, Dpto.
Estudios Medievales, IMHICIHU CONICET, Saavedra 15, 5o piso, 1183 - Buenos Aires,
Argentina, [email protected]
Armenia: Hrach Bartikyan (President), Erna Manca Shirinian (Vice President), Anna
Arevshatyan (Secretary), Zaruhi Pogossian (Treasurer), Yerevan, 53 Mashtots Av.
Australia: Dr Ken Parry (President), [email protected]; Dr Amelia Brown (Secretary),
[email protected]; Andrew Stephenson (Treasurer), [email protected];
Australian Catholic University, PO Box 456, Virginia, Queensland 4014
Austria: Prof Dr Andreas Külzer (Secretary), Institut für Byzantinistik und Neogräzistik der
Universität Wien, Postgrasse 7, A-1010 Vienna, Austria, [email protected]
Belgium: Peter Van Deun (President), [email protected]; Anne-Marie Doyen
(Vice-President and Treasurer); Dr. Antonio Ricciardetto (Secretary),
[email protected]. Address of the Society for Byzantine Studies: Belgisch
Genootschap voor Byzantijnse Studies, Hertogstraat 1, B-1000 Brussels; address of the
secretariat: Blijde Inkomststraat 21, B-3000 Leuven (Belgium)
Bulgaria: Prof. Vassil Ghiuselev (President), University of Sofia "St Kliment Ohridski",
Faculty of History, 15 Tsar Osvoboditel Bd., Room 40A, 1504 Sofia, Bulgaria,
Canada: Geoffrey Greatrex (President), Dept. d'études anciennes et de sciences des religions
/Dept. of Classics & Religious Studies, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 70 av.
Laurier est / Laurier Ave. East, Ottawa, ON, Canada K1N 6N5, [email protected]
Cyprus: Charalampos G. Chotzakoglou (President), Lefkonos 8/ Apt. 3, CY-1011 Lefkosia,
Cyprus, [email protected]
Czech Republic: Petra Melichar (President), Institute of Slavonic Studies of the Czech
Academy of Sciences, Valentinská 1, CZ-110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic,
Denmark: K. Fledelius (President), Centre d’ Études Byzantines, Institut d’Histoire,
Université de Copenhague, Njalsgade 102, DK-2300, Copenhagen S, Denmark
Estonia: Michael Bibikov (President), [email protected]
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International Association of Byzantine Studies National Committees
Finland: Björn Forsén (President), Tieteiden talo, Kirkkokatu 6, FIN - 00 170 Helsinki,
Finland, [email protected]
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia: Toni Filiposki (President), Macedonian
Academy of Sciences and Arts , Bul. Krste Misirkov, 2, P.O. Box 428 1000 Skopje, (FY)R
Macedonia, [email protected]
France: Vincent Déroche (President), Collège de France, 52 rue du Cardinal Lemoine, F-
75005 Paris
Georgia: Nodar Lomouri (President); Erekle Jordania (Secretary),
Germany: Albrecht Berger (President), [email protected]; Michael Grünbart,
Vasiliki Tsamakda (Vice-Presidents); Sergei Mariev (Secretary), Institut für Byzantinistik,
Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1, 80539 München
Greece: Prof. T. Kolias (President); T. Maniati-Kokkini (General Secretary), 48 Bas.
Konstantinou str., 116 35 Athens (www.byzantinestudies.gr)
Hungary: Bálint Csanád (President); Juhász Erika (Secretary), [email protected]
Israel: Joseph Patrich (President), The Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University, Mt
Scopus IL-91905, Jerusalem, Israel, [email protected]
Italy: Antonio Rigo (President), [email protected]; Alessandra Guiglia (Secretary)
Japan: Kazuo Asano (President), Department of History, Graduate School of Literature,
Osaka City University, 3-3-138, Sugimoto, Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, 558-8585, Japan,
Netherlands: Joanita Vroom (President), [email protected]; Daphne Penna
(Secretary), [email protected], Comité Néerlandais de l'Association Internationale des Études
Byzantines, c/o Dr. D. Penna, University of Groningen (RUG), Law Faculty, Legal History
Department, visiting address: Turftorenstraat 21 (building 1323), room 169 // Postal address:
Postbus 716, 9700 AS Groningen, The Netherlands
Norway: Dr. Staffan Wahlgren (President), [email protected]
Poland: Prof. dr hab. Maciej Kokoszko, prof. UŁ, (President), Uniwersytet Łódzki
(University of Łódź), [email protected]; Dr Andrzej Kompa, (Secretary),
Uniwersytet Łódzki (University of Łódź), [email protected]
Romania: Nicolae Şerban Tanaşoca (President), [email protected]; Andrei
Timotin (Secretary), [email protected]; Daniela Solomie (Treasurer),
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International Association of Byzantine Studies National Committees
[email protected]; Institut d’études sud-est européennes de l’Académie roumaine
Calea 13 Septembrie no. 13, 050711 Bucarest, Roumanie
Russia: Sergey Karpov (President), 119991, Russia, Moscow, Lomonosovskiy prospekt 27,
kor. 4, MGU, Historical faculty, [email protected]
Serbia: L. J. Maksimovic (President), Vizantoloski Institut SANU, Knez Mihailova 35/ 111,
11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Slovakia: Tatiana Štefanovičová (President), Šafárikovo námestie 6, m.č. 428, 818 06
Bratislava, Slovensko, [email protected]
Spain: I. Pérez Martín (President), Sociedad Española de Bizantinística, Centro de Ciencias
Humanas y Sociales, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, despacho 1C16, C/
Albasanz 26 - 28, 28037 Madrid (España), [email protected]
Sweden: Ingela Nilsson (President), [email protected], Department of Linguistics
and Philology, Box 635, SE-75126 Uppsala
Switzerland: Jean-Michel Spieser (President), [email protected], Musée d'art et
d'histoire de Genève, case postale 3432, CH. 1211 Genève
Turkey: Prof. Dr. Nevra Necipoğlu (Secretary General), [email protected], Boğaziçi
University, Department of History, 34342 Bebek, Istanbul
Ukraine: G. Ivakin (Secretary), [email protected], Institute of Archaeology, Av. Heros
of Stalingrad 12, 254655 Kiev - 210 Ukraine
United Kingdom: Elizabeth Jeffreys (Chair), Tim Greenwood (Secretary), School of
History, University of St Andrews, 71 South Street, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9QW
United States of America: Derek Krueger (President), [email protected]
Vatican: Cesare Pasini (President), [email protected], Pontificio Comitato di Scienze Storiche,
I-00120 Città del Vaticano
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2. SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF BYZANTINE STUDIES
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
A. Ex officio
Professor Cyril Mango (Vice-President, 2014-2019)
Professor Robin Cormack (Vice-President, 2014-2019)
Professor Margaret Mullett (Vice-President, 2014-2019)
Professor Michael Angold (Vice-President, 2014-2019)
Mr Michael Carey (Vice-President, 2012-2017)
Dr Rosemary Morris (Vice-President, 2013-2018)
Professor Elizabeth Jeffreys (Chair, 2013-2018)
Dr Tim Greenwood (Honorary Secretary, 2015-2020)
Mr Chris Budleigh (Honorary Treasurer, 2014-2019)
Ms Rowena Loverance (Chair, Publications Committee, 2013-
2018)
Dr Archie Dunn (Chair, Development Committee, 2016-2021)
Dr Hannah Hunt (Chair, Membership Committee, 2016-2019)
B. Elected by the Membership of the Society
Until AGM 2017:
Dr Claire Brisby
Dr Rebecca Darley
Dr Angeliki Lymberopoulou
Until AGM 2018:
Dr Elena Vasilescu
Mr Michael Heslop
Until AGM 2019:
Dr Anne Alwis
Professor Judith Herrin
Dr Ida Toth
C. Dr Fiona Haarer (Chair, Bulletin Committee & Editor, BBBS)
Mr Brian McLaughlin (Webmaster)
Dr Elisabeth Mincin (Membership Secretary)
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Addresses
Chair Professor Elizabeth Jeffreys
Exeter College, Oxford OX1 3DP
Hon. Secretary Dr Tim Greenwood
School of History, University of St Andrews, 71 South Street, St Andrews, Fife
KY16 9QW
Hon. Treasurer Mr Chris Budleigh
2 Boxhill Station House, Westhumble Street, Westhumble, Surrey RH5 6BT
Editor Dr Fiona Haarer
Department of Classics, King’s College, Strand, London WC2R 2LS
Membership Secretary
Dr Elisabeth Mincin, Flat 2 Columbia Court, 68 The Avenue, Beckenham BR3
5ES
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PUBLICATIONS
3. PUBLICATIONS AND WORK IN PROGRESS
Dr Petros Bouras-Vallianatos, London
‘Case Histories in Late Byzantium: Reading the Patient in John Zacharias
Aktouarios’ On Urines’, in Georgia Petridou and Chiara Thumiger, eds.,
Approaches to the Patient in the Ancient World (Brill, Leiden 2016) 390-409;
‘Miraculous Fish Therapy for Leprosy (Elephant Disease) and other Skin
Diseases in Byzantium’, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 40 (2016) 170-
175; ‘Modelled on Archigenes theiotatos: Alexander of Tralles and his Use of
Natural Remedies (physika)’, Mnemosyne 69 (2016) 382-396; ‘Η Ιατρική Τέχνη
στο Βυζάντιο’, Neusis [‘The Art of Medicine in Byzantium’, article in modern
Greek] 24 (2016) 189-223.
Forthcoming
‘Pseudo-Galenic Text on Urines and Pulse in Late Byzantium: The Case of
Wellcome MS.MSL.60’, in Caroline Petit and Simon Swain, eds., Pseudo-
Galenic Texts and the Formation of the Galenic Corpus (Warburg Institute,
London:); ‘Reading Galen in Byzantium: The Fate of Therapeutics to Glaucon’,
in Petros Bouras-Vallianatos and Sophia Xenophontos, eds., Greek Medical
Literature and its Readers: From Hippocrates to Islam and Byzantium
(Routledge, London); ‘Theories on Pneuma in the Work of the Late Byzantine
Physician John Zacharias Aktouarios’, in Sean Coughlin, David Leith and Orly
Lewis, eds., The Concept of Pneuma after Aristotle (Edition Topoi, Berlin);
‘Andreiomenos’, ‘Ioannes Aktuarios’, ‘Ioannes von Prisdrianai’, ‘Marcellus’,
‘Medizin’, ‘Nikolaos Myrepsos’, ‘Oreibasios’, ‘Paulos von Aigina’,
‘Philagrios’, ‘Stephanos’, ‘Symeon Seth’, ‘Theophilos Protospatharios’ in
Michael Grünbart and Alexander Riehle , eds., Lexikon der byzantinischen
Autoren (Akademie Verlag, Vienna); ‘Medizinisches Shriftum’, ‘Häufige
Krankheiten’ in F. Daim, Byzanz: Historisch-kulturwissenschaftliches
Handbuch [Der Neue Pauly, Supplemente 11], (J. B. Metzler, Stuttgart) in
press; with Sophia Xenophontos eds., Greek Medical Literature and its
Readers: From Hippocrates to Islam and Byzantium (Routledge, London).
Work in progress
Medical Theory and Practice in Late Byzantium: John Zacharias Aktouarios
(ca.1275 – ca. 1330) and his Works (monograph); ‘Cross-Cultural Exchange of
Medical Knowledge in the Medieval Mediterranean: The Introduction and
Dissemination of Sugar-Based Potions from Islam to Byzantium’ (long article);
with Barbara Zipser eds., A Companion to the Reception of Galen (Brill,
Leiden); with Dionysios Stathakopoulos, A History of Byzantine Medicine
(monograph).
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PUBLICATIONS
Research Project: ‘Experiment and Exchange: Byzantine Pharmacology
between East and West (ca. 1150-ca. 1450)’, (Wellcome Research Fellowship
in Medical History, King’s College London, 2016-2019).
Dr Sebastian Brock, Oxford
with S.A. Harvey and others, Jacob of Serugh’s Homilies on Women whom Jesus
met (Texts from Christian Late Antiquity 44; Piscataway NJ, 2016); ‘Syriac
manuscripts of the 9th - 10
th centuries from a codicological perspective’, Semitica
et Classica 8 (2015) 157-164; ‘The History of Mar Yawnan’, in M.Kozah,
Abdulrahim Abu-Husayn, Saif Shaheen al-Murikhi, Haya al-Thani, eds., An
Anthology of Syriac Writers from Qatar in the Seventh Century (Gorgias Eastern
Christian Studies 39, 2015) 1-42; ‘A half century of Syriac studies’, Byzantine
and Modern Greek Studies 40 (2016) 38-48; ‘Miaphysite, not Monphysite!’,
Cristianesimo nella Storia 37 (2016) 45-51; ‘Animals and humans: some
perspectives from an Eastern Christian tradition’, Journal of Animal Ethics 6
(2016) 1-9; ‘Patristic quotations in Gabriel Qatraya’s Commentary on the
Liturgical Offices’, in A. Binggeli, A. Boud’hors, et M. Cassin, eds., Manuscripta
Graeca et Orientalia. Mélanges en honneur de Paul Géhin (Orientalia
Lovaniensia Analecta 243/Bibliothèque de Byzantion 12, Leuven 2016) 129-149;
‘Two hitherto unattested passages of the Old Syriac Gospels in Palimpsests from
Sinai’, Deltion Biblikōn Meletōn 31A (2016) 7-18; ‘Controverses christologiques:
réelles et controverses imaginées’, in F. Ruani, ed., Les controverses religieuses
en syriaque (Études syriaques 13, Paris 2016) 105-17; ‘Isacco il Siro: Giustizia e
misericordia in Dio’, in L. d’Ayala Valva, L. Cremaschi, A. Mainardi, eds.,
Misericordia e perdono (Magnano 2016) 169-90.
Dame Professor Averil Cameron, Oxford
Arguing it Out. Discussion in Twelfth-Century Byzantium, The Natalie Zemon
Davis Lectures (Central European University Press, Budapest 2016); with Niels
Gaul, ed., Dialogues and Debate from Late Antiquity to Late Byzantium (Milton
Park 2017); ‘Late antiquity and Byzantium – an identity problem’, Byzantine
and Modern Greek Studies 40.1 (2016) 27-37; ‘Introduction’, in Nicholas S.M
Matheou, Theofili Kampaniaki and Lorenzo M. Bondioli, eds., From
Constantinople to the Frontier. The City and the Cities (Brill, Leiden 2016) 1-
10; ‘Christian Literature and Christian History’, in Enrico Norelli, Markion und
der biblische Kanon, Averil Cameron, Christian Literature and Christian
History, Hans-Lietzmann-Vorlesungen 11/15 (De Gruyter, Berlin 2016) 29-53;
‘Culture wars: late antiquity and literature’, in Christel Freu, Sylvain Janniard,
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PUBLICATIONS
Arthur Ripoli, eds., Libera Curiositas. Mélanges d’histoire romaine et
d’Antiquité tardive offerts à Jean-Michel Carrié (Bibliothèque de l'Antiquité
Tardive 31, Brepols, Turnhout 2016) 307-16.
Dr Simon Corcoran, Newcastle
‘Roman law in Ravenna’, in J. Herrin and J. Nelson, eds., Ravenna: Its Role in
Earlier Medieval Change and Exchange (London 2016) 163-197; ‘The Codex of Justinian: the life of a text through 1,500 years’, in B. Frier, ed.,
The Codex of Justinian. A New Annotated Translation, with Parallel Latin and
Greek Text (Cambridge 2016) vol. 1, xcvii-clxiv; ‘The Würzburg fragment of Justinian’s constitutions for the administration of recovered Africa’, in S.
Janniard et al., eds., Libera curiositas. Mélanges d’histoire romaine et
d’Antiquité tardive offerts à Jean-Michel Carrié (Bibliothèque de l’Antiquité
Tardive 31, Turnhout 2016) 97-114.
Professor Jim Crow, Edinburgh
With S. Turner, ‘L’archéologie des églises aniconiques de Naxos’, in M.
Campagnolo, P. Magdalino, M. Martiniani-Reber and A.-L. Rey, eds.,
L'aniconisme dans l'art religieux byzantine (Geneva: La Pomme d’Or 2015)
193-204; ‘A Tale of Two Davids: the Russell Trust Expedition to conserve the
Wall Paintings of the Church of Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) at Trabzon’, in A.
Eastmond, ed., Byzantium’s Other Empire: Trebizond (ANAMED: Istanbul
2016) 239-260; ‘The Byzantine City and the Archaeology of the Third
Millennium’, in S. Marjanović-Dušanić, ed., Proceedings of the 23rd
International Congress of Byzantine Studies, Belgrade 22-27 August 2016,
Plenary Papers (2016) 65-68, 141-143.
In Press
‘Fortifications’, pp. 90-108; ‘Sinope’ pp. 395-400; and ‘Amastris’, pp. 389-94,
in Neiwoehner, P., ed., The Archaeology of Byzantine Anatolia, From Late
Antiquity to the Coming of the Turks (OUP, New York 2017); ‘New Cities of
Late Antiquity: Theodosiopolis in Armenia’, in E. Rizos, ed., New Cities in Late
Antiquity (Bibliotheque de l' Antiquité Tardive, Brepols, Turnhout 2017) 99-
113; ‘Blessing or Security? Understanding the Christian Symbols of a
Monumental Aqueduct Bridge in The Hinterland of Late Antique
Constantinople’, in I. Garipzanov, C. Goodson and H. Maguire, eds., Graphic
Signs of Power and Faith in Late Antiquity and The Early Middle Ages: Essays
on Early Graphicacy (CURSOR, Brepols, Turnhout 2016) 147-174.
Forthcoming
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PUBLICATIONS
‘The Balkans, 600-1200’, in M. Decker, ed., Cambridge Handbook to Byzantine
Archaeology; with K. Ward, M. Crapper, ‘Water supply infrastructure of
Byzantine Constantinople’, Journal of Roman Archaeology; with D. Hill, eds.,
Naxos and the Byzantine Aegean (Norwegian Institute in Athens); with S.
Turner, ‘The Archaeology of the Aniconic Churches of Naxos’, in J. Crow and
D. Hill (forthcoming); *with F. Ruggeri, M. Crapper, J.R. Snyder, ‘A GIS-
based assessment of the Byzantine water supply system of Constantinople’, in
4th IWA International Symposium on Water and Wastewater Technologies in
Ancient Civilizations, Coimbra, Portugal 2016; *with M. Crapper, F. Ruggeri,
K.A. Ward, ‘A Steady Flow Hydraulic Model of the 4th and 5th Century
Aqueducts Supplying Constantinople’, in 4th IWA International Symposium on
Water and Wastewater Technologies in Ancient Civilizations, Coimbra,
Portugal 2016; *with K.A. Ward, M. Crapper, K. Altuğ, ‘The Byzantine
Cisterns of Constantinople’, in 4th IWA International Symposium on Water and
Wastewater Technologies in Ancient Civilizations, Coimbra, Portugal 2016.
*They have been selected for publishing in the journal Water Science and
Technology: Water Supply.
Dr Mary Cunningham, Nottingham and Dumbarton Oaks (Felllow, 2015-
2016)
‘The Interpretation of the New Testament in Byzantine Preaching: Mediating an
Encounter with the Word’, in D. Krueger and R. Nelson, eds., The New
Testament in Byzantium (Dumbarton Oaks Research Library, Washington, D.C.
2016); ‘The Bible and Eastern Christianity’, in C.L. Crouch and R. Deines, eds.,
Why Does the Bible Matter (University of Nottingham, Nottingham) 45 – 52;
‘The Mother of God and the Natural World: Byzantine Conceptions of
Sacrament and Creation’, Analogia 1 (2016) 43 – 53.
Forthcoming
‘Byzantine Reception’, in P.M. Blowers and P.W. Martens, eds., The Oxford
Handbook of Early Christian Biblical Interpretation (Oxford University Press,
Oxford 2017); ‘Dialogue in Byzantine Homilies and Hymns: The Human
Encounter with Divine Truth’, in Y. Papadogiannakis and P. Toth, eds.,
‘Apocryphization’: Theological Disputes in Biblical Disguise from Late
Antiquity to the Middle Ages (Brepols, Turnhout 2017); ‘Marian Narratives in
the Middle Byzantine Period: Unity or Diversity?’, Apocrypha (2016); ‘Mary,
the Mother of God in Dialogue: The Drama of Personal Encounter’, in A.
Torrance, ed., Personhood in the Byzantine Christian Tradition (Ashgate,
Farnham and Burlington, VT 2016).
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PUBLICATIONS
Work in Progress
With Leslie Brubaker, The Virgin Mary in the Byzantine World, 400 – 1200:
Images, Texts, Relics and Ceremony (Cambridge University Press); with
Thomas Arentzen, eds., The Reception of the Mother of God in Byzantium:
Marian Narratives in Texts and Images (Cambridge University Press).
Professor Nicholas de Lange, Cambridge
‘Hebraists and Hellenists in the sixth-century synagogue: a new reading of
Justinian’s Novel 146’, in Constanza Cordoni and Gerhard Langer, eds, “Let the
wise listen and add to their learning” (Prov 1:5). Festschrift for Günter
Stemberger on the occasion of his 75th birthday (Berlin/Boston 2016) 217–26.
Dr Charalambos Dendrinos, London
With Christopher Wright and Maria Argyrou, A Descriptive Catalogue of the
Greek Manuscript Collection of Lambeth Palace Library (Lambeth Palace
Library and Hellenic Institute, Royal Holloway, University of London: London,
February 2016) published online at:
https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/hellenic-institute/Research/LPL-Greek-MSS-
Cataloguing-Project.html.
Forthcoming
With † Julian Chrysostomides and Richard Clogg, ‘The tombstone of an
Ecumenical Patriarch in Muswell Hill, London: Meletios II (1700-1780, r.
1768-1769).
Work in progress
An annotated critical edition of Emperor Manuel II Palaeologus’ Praecepta
educationis regiae; (with Christopher Wright, Philip Taylor and Konstantinos
Palaiologos) an electronic edition of the Correspondence of George of Cyprus
(Ecumenical Patriarch Gregory II, 1283-89).
Professor Antony Eastmond, London
‘Greeks bearing gifts: The Icon of Xaxuli and enamel diplomacy between
Byzantium and Georgia’, in I. Foletti and E. Thunø, eds., Convivium
supplementum: The medieval South Caucasus: Artistic cultures of Albania,
Armenia and Georgia, Exchanges and Interactions in the Arts of Medieval
Europe, Byzantium, and the Mediterranean. Seminarium Kondakovianum
Series Nova (Prague 2016) 88-105.
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PUBLICATIONS
Forthcoming
Tamta's World: the life and encounters of a medieval noblewoman from the
Middle East to Mongolia (CUP, Cambridge, April 2017)
Dr Elena Ene D-Vasilescu, Oxford
Ed., with Mark Edwards, Visions of God and ideas on deification in Patristics
thought (Routledge/Taylor & Francis 2016).
Forthcoming
‘Gregory of Nyssa’, in Philip F. Esler, ed., The Encyclopaedia of Early
Christian World (Routledge 2017, first edition 2000).
Professor Garth Fowden, Cambridge
‘Foreword’, in Ibn al-Jawzī (tr. M. Cooperson), The life of Ibn Ḥanbal (Library
of Arabic Literature: New York University Press, New York 2016) xiii-xvi;
‘Gibbon on Islam’, English Historical Review 131 (2016) 261-92; ‘War das
erste Jahrtausend eine bedeutsame Periodisierung für die Zeitgenossen?’, in N.
Schmidt, N. K. Schmid and A. Neuwirth, eds., Denkraum Spätantike:
Reflexionen von Antiken im Umfeld des Koran (Episteme in Bewegung:
Beiträge zu einer transdisziplinären Wissensgeschichte 5: Harrassowitz Verlag,
Wiesbaden 2016) 499-531; with E. K. Fowden, Review: R. Talgam, Mosaics of
faith: Floors of pagans, Jews, Samaritans, Christians, and Muslims in the Holy
Land (Jerusalem 2014), Journal of Ecclesiastical History 67 (2016) 140-42.
Dr Peter Frankopan, Oxford
Work in progress
The Greeks and the Crusades; Venice and the Eastern
Mediterranean, 800-1400; Anna Komnene & The Alexiad; Court ritual in
Byzantium, the Seljuk world and the Khmer empire; Russia.
Dr J. David Frendo
‘Through Western Eyes: Greek and Latin Sources for Byzantine – Iranian
Relations’, Melita Classica 3 (2016) 217-241; ‘Anonymus – graeco – siculus:
A Twelfth – Century Greek Poet’, Peritia 24-25, 181-196; ‘Alexander’s Anti –
Persian Rhetoric and the Destruction of the Achaemenid Empire’, BAI 26, 129 –
132.
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PUBLICATIONS
Dr Tim Greenwood, St Andrews
‘“Imagined past, revealed present”: A Reassessment of the History of Tarōn
[Patmut‘iwn Tarōnoy]’, in P. Boisson, A. Mardirossian, A. Ouzounian and C.
Zuckerman, eds., Mélanges Jean-Pierre Mahé, Travaux et mémoires XVIII
(2014) 377–392; ‘Armenian Epigraphy’, in V. Calzolari with the collaboration
of M. Stone, eds., Armenian Philology in the Modern Era, Handbuch der
Orientalistik 23/1 (Leiden 2014) 101–121; ‘Oversight, Influence and
Mesopotamian connections to Armenia across the Sasanian and early Islamic
periods’, in R. Rollinger and E. van Dongen, eds., Mesopotamia in the Ancient
World: Impact, Continuities, Parallels Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium
of the Melammu Project Held in Obergurgl, Austria 4–8 November 2013,
Melammu Symposia 7 (Münster 2015) 509–523; ‘A Corpus of Early Medieval
Armenian Silver’, Dumbarton Oak Papers vol. 69 [2015] 115–146.
Professor Jonathan Harris, London
‘“A blow sent by God”: Changing Byzantine memories of the Crusades’, in
Megan Cassidy-Welch, ed., Remembering Crusades and Crusaders,
(Routledge, Abingdon and New York 2016) 189-201; ‘Byzantine refugees as
crusade propagandists: The travels of Nicholas Agallon’, in Norman Housley,
ed., The Crusade in the Fifteenth Century: Converging and Competing Cultures
(Routledge, Abingdon and New York 2016) 34-46; ‘Constantinople’ in David
Wallace, ed., Europe: a Literary History, 1348-1418 (Oxford University Press
2016, 2 vols) ii. 347-67; ‘The age of chivalry’, Argo: A Hellenic Review 3
(Spring/Summer 2016) 24-6; Bizant o lume pierdută, Romanian translation of
The Lost World of Byzantium by Mihai Moroiu (Baroque Books and Arts,
Bucharest 2016).
Forthcoming
Constantinople: Capital of Byzantium, second edition (Bloomsbury, London
and New York); with Georgios Chatzelis, A Tenth-Century Byzantine Military
Manual: The Sylloge Tacticorum (Routledge, Abingdon and New York);
‘Institutional Settings: the court, schools, church, and monasteries’, in Anthony
Kaldellis and Niketas Siniossoglou, eds., The Cambridge Intellectual History of
Byzantium (Cambridge University Press); ‘The Patriarch of Constantinople and
the last days of Byzantium’, in Johannes Preiser-Kapeller and Christian
Gastgeber, eds., The Patriarchate of Constantinople in Context and Comparison
(Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna); ‘Byzantium and the
Latin States c.1095-c.1198/1204’, in Marcus Bull and Thomas Madden, eds.,
The Cambridge History of the Crusades, vol. 1: Sources, Conquest and
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PUBLICATIONS
Settlement (Cambridge University Press); ‘Who was who at the court of
Constantine XI, 1449-1453’, in Shaun Tougher, ed., The Emperor in the
Byzantine World (Routledge, Abingdon and New York); ‘Constantinople’ and
other entries in Oliver Nicholson and Mark Humphries, eds., The Oxford
Dictionary of Late Antiquity (Oxford University Press).
Mr Michael Heslop, London
‘Hospitaller Statecraft in the Aegean: Island polity and mainland power?’ in
Jochen Schenk and Mike Carr eds., The Military Orders, Volume 6.1, Culture
and Conflict in the Mediterranean World (Routledge, Abingdon).
Forthcoming
‘Defending the Frontier: The Hospitallers in Northern Rhodes’, in George
Cassar and Noel Buttigieg, eds., The Struggle for Supremacy; The
Mediterranean 1453-169 (Malta, Sacra Militia Foundation); ‘The Countryside
of Rhodes and its defences under the Hospitallers 1306-1423: Evidence from
Unpublished Documents and Late Medieval Texts and Maps of Cristoforo
Buondelmonti’, Crusades 15 (2016); ‘The defences of middle Byzantium in
Greece (7th-12
th centuries): the flight to safety in town, countryside and islands’,
joint plenary paper with Nikos Kontogiannis in the Proceedings of the 46th
Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, University of Birmingham, 23-25
March, 2013.
Dr Mark Jackson, Newcastle
Forthcoming
‘A critical examination of Gertrude Bell’s contribution to archaeological
research in central Asia Minor’, in P. Collins and C. Tripp, eds., Gertrude Bell
and Iraq - A Life and Legacy (Oxford University Press for the British Academy,
Oxford 2017); ‘Binbirkilise’, P. Niewoehner, ed., The Archaeology of Byzantine
Anatolia. From the End of Late Antiquity to the Coming of the Turks (Oxford
University Press, Oxford 2017); ‘Building on the past; Gertrude Bell and the
transformation of space in the Karadağ’, in Y. Heffron, A. Stone, and M.
Worthington, eds., Festschrift in Honour of Nicholas Postgate (Eisenbrauns
2017); ‘2007–2011 Excavations at Kilise Tepe: A Byzantine Rural Settlement
in Isauria’, Dumbarton Oaks Papers 69 (2016) 355-380; with A. Parkin, eds.,
The Extraordinary Gertrude Bell (Tyne Bridge Publishing, Newcastle upon
Tyne 2016).
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Professor Elizabeth Jeffreys, Oxford
A princess, two books and an icon: a twelfth-century puzzle?, Deutsche
Arbeitsgemeinschaft zur Förderung Byzantinischer Studien, Sonderheft 2015;
‘The manuscript transmission of Malalas’ chronicle reconsidered’, in M. Meier,
ed., Tübingen Malalas Workshop I (Heidelberg 2015) 133-146; ‘Literary trends
in the Constantinopolitan courts in the 1120s and 1130s’, in A. Bucossi and A.
Suarez, eds, John II Komnenos, Emperor of Byzantium: In the Shadow of
Father and Son (London 2016) 110-20; with M. Jeffreys, ‘The traditional style
of thirteenth-century Greek “politikos stichos” poetry and the search for its
origins’, BMGS 40.1 (2016) 69-81; ‘A date and context for the War of Troy’, in
U. Moennig, ed., «…ΩΣ ΑΘΥΡΜΑΤΑ ΠΑΙΔΑΣ» Festschrift für Hans Eideneier
(Edition Romisini, 2016) 85-93 [Online Bibliothek des Edition Romiosini:
www.edition-romiosini.de)
Professor Michael Jeffreys, Oxford
Ed. with M. Lauxtermann, The Letters of Psellos: cultural networks and
historical realities (Oxford 2016).
Professor G.A. Loud, Leeds
‘Innocent II and the kingdom of Sicily’, in John Doran and Damian J. Smith,
eds., Pope Innocent II (1130-1143): the World vs the City (London 2016) 172-
180; ‘Communities, cultures and conflict in southern Italy from the Byzantines
to the Angevins’, Al-Masāq. Journal of the Medieval Mediterranean 28 (2016)
132-52; ‘The German Emperors and Southern Italy, 962-1137’, in Jean-Marie
Martin and Rosanna Alaggio, eds., Quei Maladetti Normanni. Studi offerti a
Errico Cuozzo per i suoi settant’anni da Colleghi, Allievi, Amici (Ariano Irpino
2016) 583-605; ‘I Principi di Capua, Montecassino e le chiese del principato,
1058-1130’, in Mariano dell’Omo, Federico Marrazzi, Fabio Simonelli and
Cesare Crova, eds., Sodalitas. Miscellanea di studi in memoria di don Faustino
Avagliano (Miscellanea Cassinese 2016) 595-617.
Forthcoming
G.A. Loud and Martial Staub, eds., The Making of Medieval History (York
Medieval Press / Boydell and Brewer 2017); ‘A political and social revolution:
the development of the territorial principalities in Germany’, in G.A. Loud and
Jochen Schenck, eds., The Origins of the German Principalities 1100-1350
(Routledge 2017); ‘Labour services and peasant obligations in twelfth- and
thirteenth-century southern Italy’, in Ross Balzaretti, Julia Barrow and Patricia
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Skinner, eds., Italy and Early Medieval Europe: Essays Presented to Chris
Wickham (Oxford 2017); ‘The problem of Pseudo-Hugo. Who wrote the
History of “Hugo Falcandus”?’, in N. Kivilcim Yavuz and Richard Broome,
eds., Transforming the Early Medieval World. Studies in Honour of Ian N.
Wood (Kismet Press, Leeds 2017); ‘The medieval archives of the abbey of S.
Trinità, Cava’, in David Bates and Elisabeth Van Houts, eds., Peoples, Texts
and Artifacts in the Norman World (Institute of Historical Research, London
2017); ‘A New Document concerning the Bishopric of Sebastea’, Crusades 16
(2017); ‘The ecclesiastical institutions of the Lombard principality of Capua’, in
Federico Marazzi, ed., Felix Terra. Capua e la Terra di lavoro nell’età
langobarda (Special issue of Archivio storico della Terra di Lavoro, 2017?)
Forthcoming Research Project
‘The Social World of the Abbey of Cava, c. 1020-1300’, will be funded by a
Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship 2017-19 (to include two visits to the
archive of the Badia di S. Trinità, Cava de’ Tirreni, southern Italy).
Professor Henry Maguire, London
‘Imperial and Saintly Bodies in Byzantine Portraiture’, in Vasiliki Penna, ed.,
Heads and Tails, Tales and Bodies: Engraving the Human Figure from
Antiquity to the Early Modern Period (exhibition catalogue, The Benaki
Museum, Athens and The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow 2016)
341-49; ‘Heaven on Earth: Neoplatonism in the Churches of Greece’, in Sharon
E. J. Gerstel, ed., Viewing Greece: Cultural and Political Agency in the
Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean (Brepols, Turnhout 2016) 53-65;
‘Where Did the Waters of Paradise go after Iconoclasm?’ in Brooke Shilling
and Paul Stephenson, eds., Fountains and Water culture in Byzantium
(Cambridge 2016) 229-45.
Forthcoming
‘Magic in Byzantine Pottery: the Other Within’, in Paul Magdalino, Koray
Durak, and Ivana Jevtic, eds., Proceedings of the Fourth International Sevgi
Gönül Byzantine Studies Symposium (Koç University Press, Istanbul); ‘Parody
in Byzantine Art’, in Ingela Nilsson and Przemyslaw Marciniak, eds., A
Companion to Byzantine Satire (Brill); ‘Rhetoric and Artistry in Early
Byzantium’, in Wolfgang Brassat, ed., Handbuch Rhetorik in der bildenden
Künsten (De Gruyter); ‘Why did Hades Become Beautiful in Byzantine Art?’ in
Gunnel Ekroth and Ingela Nilsson, eds., Round Trip to Hades (Brill).
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Dr Rosemary Morris, York
‘Byzantine Courts and their Roman Antecedents’, in R. Murphey, ed., Imperial
Lineages and Legacies in the Eastern Mediterranean. Recording the Imprint of
Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Rule (Birmingham Byzantine and Ottoman
Studies 18, Routledge, London 2017) 17-34.
Forthcoming
‘The "Life Aquatic" on Athos in the tenth and eleventh centuries’, in R.
Balzaretti, J. Barrow and P. Skinner, eds., Italy and Medieval Europe (Essays
for Chris Wickham), (OUP, Oxford 2017).
In Progress
‘In praise of actes mentionnées; reconstructing Athonite legal processes (10th-
11th c.)’, in O. Delouis et al., eds., Proceedings of the Conference Lire les
archives de l'Athos (Athens 2015) (Travaux et Mémoires 2017); with Dr Robert
Jordan (Belfast), for the DOML series, notes and introductory material to Texts
and English translations of i) the Life of Theodore Stoudites by Mark the Monk;
ii) The Eulogy by Naukratios; iii) the Translations of the Relics of Theodore
and his brother Joseph.
Dr Jennifer Nimmo Smith, Edinburgh
‘Some Observations on ‘Being All Things to All Men to Save All’ and apparent
Inconsistency in the Works of Gregory of Nazianzus, the Emperor Julian and
the Apostle Paul’, M. Vinzent and A. Brent, eds., Studia Patristica LXXIV,
Including papers presented at the Fifth British Patristics Conference, London,
3-5 September 2014 (Peeters 2016) 169 - 180.
Forthcoming
‘Pillars and monuments (στῆλαι) in the works of Gregory of Nazianzus’, for a
volume in commemoration of the late Prof. Mossay, of Louvain-la-Neuve,
Belgium.
Work in Progress
Chapter on ‘Christianity’ for R.Scott Smith and Stephen M. Trzaskoma, eds.,
The Oxford Handbook of Greek and Roman Mythography (University of New
Hampshire); collation of the manuscripts of Sermons 4 and 5 by Gregory of
Nazianzus, with the scholia they contain on these sermons, for an edition and
translation of their texts.
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Dr Arietta Papaconstantinou, Reading
Ed. with Jean-Luc Fournet, Mélanges Jean Gascou: textes et études
papyrologiques (P.Gascou), Travaux et Mémoires du Centre d’Histoire et
Civilisation de Byzance (Paris 2016); ‘Laonikos Chalkokondylis,
Démonstrations historiques, Livre VIII’ (translation, introduction and notes), in
Vincent Déroche and Nicolas Vatin, eds., La conquête de Constantinople
(Anacharsis, Toulouse 2016) 323-341; ‘The rhetoric of power and the voice of
reason: tensions between central and local in the correspondence of Qurra ibn
Sharīk’, in Stephan Procházka, Lucian Reinfandt and Sven Tost, eds., Official
epistolography and the language(s) of power. Proceedings of the 1st
International Conference of the Research Network Imperium and Officium:
Comparative Studies in Ancient Bureaucracy and Officialdom, University of
Vienna, 10-12 November 2010, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8 (Vienna 2015)
267-281; ‘Byzantine Childhoods’, in Heather Montgomery, ed., Oxford
Bibliographies in Childhood Studies (Oxford University Press, New York
2016):
http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/browse?module_0=obo-9780199791231;
‘Credit, debt, and dependence in early Islamic Egypt and Southern Palestine’, in
Jean-Luc Fournet and Arietta Papaconstantinou, eds., Mélanges Jean Gascou:
textes et études papyrologiques (P.Gascou), (Paris 2016) 613-642; ‘« Choses
de femme » et accès au crédit dans l’Égypte rurale sous les Omeyyades’, in
Olivier Delouis, Sophie Métivier, Paule Pagès, eds., Le saint, le moine et le
paysan. Mélanges d’histoire byzantine offerts à Michel Kaplan, Byzantina
Sorbonensia 29 (Publications de la Sorbonne, Paris 2016) 551-561.
Reviews: Ville Vuolanto, Children and asceticism in late antiquity: Continuity,
Family Dynamics, and the Rise of Christianity (Farnham 2015), for Childhood
in the Past 9 (2016) 75-76; Andreas Kaplony, Daniel Potthast and Cornelia
Römer, eds., From Bāwīṭ to Marw: Documents from the Medieval Muslim
World (Islamic History and Civilization 112, Brill, Leiden 2015), for Journal of
Religion in Europe 9 (2016) 294-296.
In Press:
‘Coptic Life-Writing’, in Koen de Temmermann, ed., The Oxford Handbook of
Ancient Biography (OUP, Oxford); ‘Papyri and the study of building in
Byzantium’, in Michael Decker, ed., The Cambridge Handbook of Byzantine
Archaeology (CUP, Cambridge).
Work in Progress
A study on debt, credit, and patronage in rural communities of the eastern
Mediterranean, 500-800; a study of the eighth-century Coptic child donation
deeds, with full translation of the documents; various articles on Coptic
literature, multilingualism, and early Islamic governance.
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Professor Charlotte Roueché, London
‘Byzantine Epigraphy for the 21st Century’, in Andreas Rhoby ed. Inscriptions
in Byzantium and Beyond (Vienna 2015) 115-120.
With S.Dunn and T. Papacostas, Heritage Gazetteer of Cyprus:
http://www.cyprusgazetteer.org/
Dr Jonathan Shepard, Oxford
Ed. with F. Androshchuk and M. White, Byzantium and the Viking World
(Uppsala 2016); ‘Back in Old Rus and the USSR: Archaeology, History and
Politics [Review Article]’, The English Historical Review 131 (2016) 384-405;
‘Byzantine Emissions, Not Missions, to Rus, and the Problems of “False”
Christians’, in N. A. Makarov and A. E. Leontiev, eds., Русь в IX-X вв.:
общество, государство, культура [Rus in the 9th-12
th Centuries: Society,
State, Culture] (Moscow 2014) 234-42; ‘Communications Across the Bulgarian
Lands: Samuel’s Poisoned Chalice for Basil II and his Successors?’, South-
Eastern Europe in the Second Half of 10th – the beginning of the 11
th Centuries:
History and Culture (Sofia 2015) 217-35; ‘History as Propaganda, Proto-
Foundation-Myth and “Tract for the Times” in the Long Eleventh Century
(c.1000-c.1130)’, in T. Jackson, ed., Old Rus’ and Medieval Europe: The Origin
of States (=The Earliest States of Eastern Europe 2014) (Moscow 2016) 332-
55; ‘Small Worlds, the General Synopsis, and the British Way from the
Varangians to the Greeks’, in F. Androshchuk, J. Shepard and M. White, eds.,
Byzantium and the Viking World (Uppsala 2016) 3-35; ‘Things, Рersons and
Рractices in Сirculation Between Byzantium and the British Isles in the Viking
Age: a Role for Rus?’, in P. G. Gaidukov, ed., Goroda i vesi srednevekovoi
Rusi: arheologiia, istoriia, kul’tura: k 60-letiiu Nikolaia Andreeviča Makarova
(Moscow 2015) 274-85; Entries on ‘Byzantine Empire 650-1204 CE’, ‘North
Sea (Anglo-Scandinavian) Empire’ and ‘Rus’ and the Riurikid dynasty (9th
century to c.1240 CE)’ in J. MacKenzie, ed., The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia
of Empire (Oxford 2016).
Forthcoming
With M. Ančić and T. Vedriš, eds., Imperial Spheres and the Adriatic:
Byzantium, the Carolingians and the Treaty of Aachen (812) (Abingdon);
‘Adjustable Imperial Image-Projection and the Greco-Roman Repertoire: their
Reception among Outsiders and Longer-Stay Visitors’, in J. Stouraites, ed.,
Identities and Ideologies in the Medieval Byzantine World (Millennium Studies
Series) (Berlin and New York); ‘Anglo-Danish “Empire-Building”, Rus and
Byzantium: a Background for Boleslaw Chobry?’, in L. Slupecki, ed.,
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PUBLICATIONS
Proceedings of the 5th Congress of Polish Medievalists, Rzeszów, 20-24
September2015 (Rzeszó); ‘Anna Komnena as a Source for the Crusades’, in A.
Mallett, ed., Eastern Christian Historians on the Crusades (Leiden); ‘The
Byzantine Sphere of Influence in Eastern Europe, 867-1025’ and ‘The
Byzantine sphere of influence in Eastern Europe, 1025-1204’, in T. Lounghis
and E. Kislinger, eds., Βυζάντιο. Ιστορία και πολιτισμός (Athens and Paris);
‘Circles Overlapping in the Adriatic’, in M. Ančić, J. Shepard and T. Vedriš,
eds., Imperial Spheres and the Adriatic: Byzantium, the Carolingians and the
Treaty of Aachen (812) (Abingdon); Entries on ‘Byzantium’ and ‘Byzantine
Sources’, in J. Jesch and C. Lee, eds., The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of the
Viking World (Oxford); ‘Convergence and Collision in Eleventh-Century
Christendom: Some Repercussions of the Christianisation of Rus on East-West
Relations’, in J. Arnason, S. Bagge and B. Wittrock, eds., The Formation of the
Great Civilizations: Contrasts and Parallels (Uppsala); ‘The Emperor’s
“Significant Others”’, in S. Tougher, ed., The Emperor in the Byzantine World
(Abingdon); ‘The Knowledge of the West in Byzantine Sources’, in S.
Burkhardt and S. Kolditz, eds., Byzantium and the West 850-1204 (Leiden);
‘Man-to-Man, “Dog-Eat-Dog”, Cults in Common: the Tangled Threads of
Alexios’ Dealings with the Franks’, in J.-C. Cheynet and B. Flusin, eds.,
Travaux et Mémoires (Paris); ‘Memoirs as Manifesto: the Rhetoric of Katakalon
Kekaumenos’, in T. Shawcross and I. Toth, eds., Reading in the Byzantine
Empire and Beyond (Cambridge); ‘Photios’ Sermons on the Rus Attack of 860:
the Questions of his Origins, and the Route of the Rus’, in C. Ludwig et al.,
eds., Millennium: Yearbook on the Culture and History of the First Millennium
CE (Berlin and New York);
‘Power-Seeking on the Imperial Fringes in the Later Eleventh Century: the Uses
of Seals’, in B. Caseau, ed., L’exercise du pouvoir: à Byzance ou dans les Etats
voisins (Paris); ‘Storm Clouds and a Thunderclap: East-West Tensions Towards
the Mid-Eleventh Century’, in M. Lauxterman and M. Whittow, eds., Being in
Byzantium: Byzantium in the Eleventh Century (Abingdon); ‘Superpower to
Soft Power: the Many Facets of Byzantium in the Eyes of Contemporary and
Modern Historians’, in B. Haider and W. Godsey, eds., International History in
Theory and Practice: Traditions and Perspectives (Vienna).
Dr Dionysios Stathakopoulos, London
‘John II Komnenos: a historiographical essay,’ in A. Bucossi and Alex
Rodriguez, eds., John II Komnenos, Emperor of Byzantium. In the Shadow of
Father and Son (London and New York 2016) 1-10; ‘Gesellschaft und
Demographie im spätbyzantinischen Griechenland (1261-1453),’ in F. Daim
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and J. Drauschke, eds., Hinter den Mauern und auf dem offenen Land: Neue
Forschungen zum Leben im Byzantinischen Reich (Mainz 2016) 181-188.
Forthcoming
‘Dealing with an Ubermeister: the reception of Galen in Byzantine non medical
texts,’ in B. Zipser and P. Bouras-Vallianatos, eds., Brill’s Companion to the
Reception of Galen; ‘From Crete to Hell,’ in A. Lymberopoulou and V.
Tsamakda, eds., Damned in Hell in the Frescoes of Venetian-dominated Crete
(13th
– 17th centuries); ‘Herbert Hunger und der Zeitgeist: die Erforschung von
Alltagsleben und materieller Kultur,’ in Proceedings of the Conference
dedidated to 100 years from the birth of H. Hunger (Vienna, Austrian
Academy); ‘Irrevocable Blood: Ethnoreligious Violence and Collective Identity
Formation in the Late Twelfth Century,’ in Y. Stouraitis, ed., Ideologies and
Identities in the medieval Byzantine world (De Gruyter, Millenium Studies);
‘Sister, Widow, Consort, Bride: Four Latin Ladies in Greece (1330-1430)’, in
A. Lymberopoulou, ed., Whose Mediterranean is it anyway? (Routledge, SPBS
Spring Symposia); ‘Early modern translations of late Byzantine medical texts:
contexts, use and dispersion,’ in Sonja Brentjes and José Luis Mancha, eds.,
Narratives on Translations (Berlin); ‘The boundaries between possession and
disease: medical concepts in Byzantine exorcisms,’ in K.-H. Leven and N.
Metzger, eds., (Un-)heilige Krankheiten. Besessenheit in Medizin, Religion,
Dämonologie, special issue of Medizinhistorisches Journal (2017); ‘Aristocracy
in Nicaea,’ in P. Papadopoulou and A. Simpson, eds., The Empire of Nicaea
revisited (Brepols); several chapters on the social history of the Palaiologan
period in T. Loughis, ed., Βυζάντιο, Ιστορία και Πολιτισμός; several entries in
the Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity.
Work in Progress
With Petros Bouras-Vallianatos, Byzantine Medicine (monograph); Filthy
Lucre: Wealth and its uses in the late Byzantine World (monograph); ‘The
question of usury in the late Byzantine period’; ‘Apology for a parvenu: Alexios
Apokaukos revisited’; ‘Sodomy in Hell: observations on some depictions of the
damned in Hell in Cretan frescoes’.
Dr Alexandra Vukovich, Cambridge
‘Promissory Rituals in Rus’: Heteropraxy and oath-taking ‘by kissing the
Cross’’, Byzantinoslavica 75.1 (2017); ‘Le Prince et son épée dans le Rous’ du
Nord à la suite du séjour de Vsévolod Iourevich à Byzance’, in Élisabeth Yota,
ed., Byzance et ses voisins (Peter Lang, Bern 2017); ‘Itinerant Rulership in
Early Rus’’, in Teresa Earenfight, ed., New Perspectives on Elite and Royal
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Households in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Explorations in Medieval
Culture 3, Brill, Leiden 2017).
Dr Mary Whitby, Oxford
‘Nonnus and biblical epic’, in Domenico Accorinti, ed., Brill’s Companion to
Nonnus of Panopolis, Leiden 2016, 215-239.
Forthcoming
‘Christodorus of Coptus on the statues in the Baths of Zeuxippus at
Constantinople: text and context’, in Herbert Bannert and Nicole Kröll eds.,
Nonnus of Panopolis in Context II: poetry, religion and society, Brill; ‘Greek
epic’, in Scott McGill and Edward Watts, eds., in Blackwell Companion to Late
Antiquity.
Dr Monica White, Nottingham
Co-editor, with Jonathan Shepard and Fedir Androshchuk, Byzantium and the
Viking World (Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis 2016); ‘Relics and the Princely
Clan in Rus’, in ibid., 391-408.
Work in Progress
Two awards in 2015-16 for work on a new monograph about relations between
Byzantium and Rus: a Leverhulme fellowship for an extra semester of research
leave and a travel grant to visit the Hilandar Library at the Ohio State University
to consult East Slavonic manuscripts on microfilm for the same project.
Dr Christopher Wright, London
With Maria Argyrou and Charalambos Dendrinos, A Descriptive Catalogue of
the Greek Manuscript Collection of Lambeth Palace Library, (online
publication):
https://www.royalholloway.ac.uk/Hellenic-Institute/Research/LPL/Greek-
MSS/Catalogue.pdf
‘Non ex unica natione sed ex plurimis: Genoa, the Catalans and the Knights of
St John in the fifteenth century’, Mediterranea: ricerche storiche 36 (2016) 9-
44; ‘Constantinople and the coup d’état in Palaiologan Byzantium’, Dumbarton
Oaks Papers 70 (2016).
Forthcoming
‘Sea power and the evolution of Venetian crusading’, Magdalena Skoblar et al.,
eds., The Adriatic as a Threshold to Byzantium: Acts of the Adriatic
Connections Conference, British School at Rome 14-16 Jan 2015 (Cambridge
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University Press, Cambridge); with Charalambos Dendrinos and Philip Taylor,
‘Presenting a 16th-century Greek Manuscript using 21st-century Technology:
the Autograph Encomium on Henry VIII and Elizabeth I by George Etheridge’,
VIII Colloque Internationale de Paléographie Grecque: Actes, ed. Christian
Brockmann (De Gruyter, Berlin).
Work in Progress
Edition of Demetrios Kydones’s Greek translation of Thomas Aquinas’s Summa
Theologiae, Prima Pars.
Interactive online edition of the Letters of George of Cyprus.
Articles: The Genoese community of Rhodes, 1400-1480’; ‘The emergence and
function of the ‘appanage’ in Palaiologan Byzantium’.
Dr Sophia Xenophontos, Glasgow
Ethical Education in Plutarch: moralising agents and contexts (Walter de
Gruyter: Beiträge zur Altertumskunde, Berlin - Boston 2016); ‘Casting new
light on the connection between Pseudo-Plutarch’s On the education of children
and Galen’s Exhortation to the study of medicine’ Latomus 75 (2016) 71–77;
Introduction to Γαληνός Για την αποφυγή της λύπης, Η πραγματεία Περὶ ἀλυπίας,
Μετάφραση-σχόλια Παρασκευή Κοτζιά, Επίμετρο Ιωάννης Πολέμης
(Thyrathen, Thessaloniki); Review on P. Stadter, Plutarch and his Roman
Readers (Oxford University Press, Oxford and New York 2014), Classical
Review 66.2 (2016) 377-379.
Forthcoming
Theodore Metochites’ On morals or concerning education: Introduction,
Translation, and Notes (Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library, Harvard
University Press, Cambridge, Mass., London 2017); with Petros Bouras-
Vallianatos eds., Greek Medical Literature and its Readers: From Hippocrates
to Islam and Byzantium (Routledge, London); ‘Galen’s Exhortation to the study
of medicine: an educational work for prospective medical students’, in P.
Bouras-Vallianatos and S. Xenophontos, eds., Greek Medical Literature and its
Readers: From Hippocrates to Islam and Byzantium (Routledge, London); with
K. Oikonomopoulou, eds, A Companion to the Reception of Plutarch (Brill,
Leiden); ‘Plutarch and Theodore Metochites’, in K. Oikonomopoulou and S.
Xenophontos, eds., A Companion to the Reception of Plutarch (Brill, Leiden);
‘Plutarch and Adamantios Koraes’, in K. Oikonomopoulou and S.
Xenophontos, eds., A Companion to the Reception of Plutarch (Brill, Leiden);
‘The military and cultural space in the Life of Pyrrhus and Marius’, in A.
Georgiadou and K. Oikonomopoulou, eds., Space, time, and language in
Plutarch’s vision of Greek culture (De Gruyter, Berlin/New York); ‘The
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Byzantine Plutarch: self-identity and model in Theodore Metochites’ Essay 71
of the Semeioseis gnomikai’, in P. Mack and J. North, eds., The Afterlife of
Plutarch, Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies Supplement (Institute of
Classical Studies, London).
Work in progress
Physician of the soul: philosophical guidance and practical ethics in Galen
(monograph); editio princeps, George Pachymeres’ commentary on Aristotle’s
Nicomachean Ethics (De Gruyter: Commentaria in Aristotelem Graeca et
Byzantina).
MEMBERS RESIDENT OUTSIDE THE U.K.
Professor Albrecht Berger, Munich
With Sergei Mariev, Günter Prinzing, and Alexander Riehle, eds., Koinotaton
Doron. Das späte Byzanz zwischen Machtlosigkeit und kultureller Blüte
(Byzantinisches Archiv 31, Berlin 2016); ‘Nikephoros Kallistou Xanthopoulos
and Jewish history’, in ibid., 1–15 [in German];
‘Urban elites in the Byzantine realm’, in Elisabeth Gruber, Mihailo Popović,
Martin Scheutz, and Herwig Weigl, eds., Städte im lateinischen Westen und im
griechischen Osten zwischen Spätantike und Früher Neuzeit. Topographie –
Recht – Religion (Vienna 2016) 165–175 [in German]; ‘The dark side of
sacrality – enchanted places and statues in Constantinople’, Distant Worlds
Journal 2 (2016) 97–107 [in German]; ‘Magical Constantinople: statues,
legends, and the end of time’, Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern
Greek studies 2 (2016) 9–29; ‘In the ‘Wild East’ of Byzantium. The story of
Digenes Akrites’, in Hans Sauer, Gisela Seitschek, and Bernhard Teuber, eds.,
Höhepunkte des mittelalterlichen Erzählens. Heldenlieder, Romane und
Novellen in ihrem kulturellen Kontext (Heidelberg 2016) 19–38 [in German];
‘Constantinople’, in Falko Daim, ed., Byzanz, Der Neue Pauly, Supplemente 11
(Stuttgart 2016) [in German].
Forthcoming
Caspar Ludwig Momars, Η Βοσπορομαχία. Εισαγωγή και κριτική έκδοση [in
Greek]; ‘Serial production oder writer’s contest? Some remarks on Byzantine
hagiographical texts of the tenth century’, in Antonio Rigo, Michele Trizio, and
Eleftherios Despotakis, eds., Byzantine hagiography. Texts, themes and
projects, Proceedings of a symposium in Moscow 2012 [in German];
‘Constantinople’, in Michael Decker, ed., Cambridge Encyclopaedia of Byzan-
tine Archaeology; ‘Monuments and buildings in Byzantine Constantinople’, in
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Raimondo Tocci, ed., The Brill Companion to Byzantine Chronicles; with
Christian Gastgeber, eds., The Scholar and his Library; ‘The Church History of
Nikephoros Kallistou Xanthopoulos’, in ibid., with Niccolò Zorzi, eds., I tondi
di Campiello Angaran a Venezia e di Dumbarton Oaks. Stato dell’arte e
prospettive della ricerca. Proceedings of a symposium in Venice in 2014;
‘The historical setting’, in ibid., [in Italian]; with Sergey Ivanov, eds., Holy
fools and divine madmen: Sacred insanity through ages and cultures.
Proceedings of a symposium in Munich in 2015; ‘Holy fools in modern
Greece’, in ibid., ‘From outpost in the West to destroyer of the empire: Venice
seen from Byzantium’, in Barbara Kuhn, ed., Proceedings of a series of lectures
in Eichstätt 2014/15; ‘The emperor and the city: processions and receptions in
Constantinople’, in Manfred Luchterhandt, ed., Palatium sacrum, Proceedings
of a symposium in Göttingen in 2015; ‘Constantinople as a centre of economy
and trading’, in Beate Böhlendorf-Arslan, ed., Transformations of city and
countryside in the Byzantine period. Proceedings of a symposium in Mainz in
2016 [in German].
Dr Antje Bosselmann-Ruickbie, Mainz
With Benjamin Fourlas and Susanne Greiff, ‘Gold- und
Silberschmiedearbeiten’, in Falko Daim, ed., Byzanz. Historisch -
kulturwissenschaftliches Handbuch (Neuer Pauly Supplemente 11, Stuttgart
2016); with Stephan Albrecht and Susanne Greiff, ‘Edelsteine’, in Falko Daim,
ed., Byzanz. Historisch-kulturwissenschaftliches Handbuch (Neuer Pauly
Supplemente 11, Stuttgart 2016).
Editorial work
Antonaras, Anastassios Ch.: ‘Arts, Crafts and Trades in Ancient and Byzantine
Thessaloniki. Archaeological, Literary and Epigraphic Evidence’, Byzanz
zwischen Orient und Okzident 2 (Publications of the Leibniz-ScienceCampus
Mainz: Byzantium between Orient and Occident), eds., Antje Bosselmann-
Ruickbie and Leo Ruickbie (Mainz 2016).
Esssys submitted
‘The Ornamental Decoration of the Bessarion Cross (14th Century)’, in Peter
Schreiner and Holger A. Klein, eds., La Stauroteca di Bessarione: Restauro,
Provvenienza, Ambito Culturale a Constantinopoli e a Venezia (conference
Venice, 17-18 October 2013); ‘The Symbolism of Byzantine Gemstones:
Written Sources, Objects and Sympathetic Magic in Byzantium’, in Susanne
Greiff, Alexandra Hilgner and Dieter Quast, eds., Gemstones in the First
Millennium AD: Mines, Trade, Workshops and Symbolism (conference Mainz,
20-22 October 2015); ‘Protection against Evil in Byzantium: Magical Amulets
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and their Survival from the Early to the Late Byzantine Period’, in Judith Noble
and Dan Zamani, eds., Visions of Enchantment. Occultism, Spirituality & Visual
Culture (conference Cambridge, 17-18 March 2014); ‘A 10th
-Century Necklace
from the Preslav Treasure: Byzantium and Bulgaria’, in Hans Belting and
Fabian Stroth, eds., The History of Early Christian and Byzantine Art in 100
Alternative Objects.
Forthcoming
Neue Forschungen zur spätbyzantinischen Goldschmiedekunst (13.-15.
Jahrhundert) - New Research on Late Byzantine Goldsmiths’ Works (13th-15th
Centuries), conference Mainz, 29-30 October 2015, Byzanz zwischen Orient
und Okzident (Publications of the Leibniz-ScienceCampus Mainz: Byzantium
between Orient and Occident), ed., Antje Bosselmann-Ruickbie (Mainz 2017).
Work in Progress
Project (with Dr Susanne Greiff/Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum Mainz,
Germany): ‘Der griechische Traktat Über die hochgeschätzte und berühmte
Goldschmiedekunst – Edition und interdisziplinärer Kommentar’ (‘The Greek
Treatise On the Most Appreciated and Famous Art of the Goldsmith – Edition
and interdisciplinary commentary’), with Prof. Dr Günter Prinzing (University
of Mainz); Dr Susanne Greiff, Stephan Patscher MA (Römisch-Germanisches
Zentralmuseum Mainz), Dr Michael Herdick, Erica Hanning MA, Sayuri da
Zilva MA (Competence Centre for Experimental Archaeology Mayen,
Germany): http://www.byzanz-mainz.de/forschung/a/article/der-griechische-
traktat-ueber-die-edle-und-hochberuehmte-goldschmiedekunst-edition-und-int/
Dr Elisabeth Chatziantoniou, Thessaloniki
Συμβολή στη διοικητική προσωπογραφία της παλαιολόγειας Θεσσαλονίκης. Η
περίπτωση του σεβαστού Θεόδωρου Παζουδίνου (1274), βυζαντινος δομος 22-
24 (2014-2016) 5-22; Βιβλιοκρισία: «Μαρία Νυσταζοπούλου-Πελεκίδου, Η
Βυζαντινή Διπλωματική. Τα έγγραφα των δημοσίων λειτουργών [Εταιρεία
Βυζαντινών Ερευνών 23], Εκδόσεις ΒΑΝΙΑΣ, Θεσσαλονίκη 2015», βυζαντιακα
32 (2015) 337-349.
Forthcoming
‘Founders of monasteries practising philanthropy. The case of the sebastokrator
Isaakios Komnenos’, in G. Kakavas et al., eds., Proceedings of the
International Conference ‘The Institution of Sponsorship – from Ancient to
Modern Times’, 1-27; ‘The kritai / praitores of Βoleron, Strymon and
Thessalonike in the 11th century. A contribution to prosopography and
provincial administration’, Byzantina 34 (2015-2016) 63 pp.
Work in Progress
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PUBLICATIONS
The fiscal administration of the thema of Thessalonike in the early Palaiologan
period (Monograph, to be published in 2017).
Dr Nikolaos G. Chrissis, Athens
‘Byzantine crusaders: Holy war and crusade rhetoric in Byzantine contacts with
the West (1095-1341)’, in A. Boas, ed., The Crusader World (Routledge,
London 2015) 259-277.
Forthcoming
‘Ideological and political contestations in post-1204 Byzantium: The orations of
Niketas Choniates and the imperial court of Nicaea’, in S. Tougher, ed., The
Emperor in the Byzantine World: Proceedings of the 47th Spring Symposium of
Byzantine Studies (Cardiff, 25-27 April 2014) (Routledge, London); ‘Worlds
apart? Reconsidering late Byzantine identity through the image of the West
(13th-14th c.)’, in N. Chrissis, A. Kolia-Dermitzaki, and A. Papageorgiou, eds.,
Byzantium and the West: Perception and Reality (Routledge, London); ‘The
Crusades seen from Greece’, in Felix Hinz and Johannes Meyer-Hamme, eds.,
Current International Perspectives on the Crusades. Texts from Historians of
Different Nations – and Didactical Approaches; ‘Frankish Greece’, in J. Phillips
and A. Jotischky, eds., The Cambridge History of the Crusades, vol. II:
Expansion, Impact and Decline (CUP, Cambridge); ‘Gregory IX and the Greek
East’, in C. Egger and D. Smith, eds., Pope Gregory IX (1227-41); ‘Tearing
Christ’s Seamless Tunic? The ‘Eastern Schism’ and Crusades against the
Greeks in the Thirteenth Century’, in Proceedings of the Eighth Quadrennial
Conference of the SSCLE (Cáceres, Spain, 25-29 June, 2012); ‘Broken
brotherhood: Greeks and Latins in the thirteenth century’, in N. Giantsi, ed., The
Presence and Contribution of the Eastern Roman Empire in the Formation of
Europe (EPLO, Athens).
Professor Maria Constantoudaki, National and Kapodistrian University of
Athens
‘Angelos, Damaskinos, Theotokopoulos: Convergencies and Divergencies in
Their Work’, Mouseio Benaki 13-14 (2013-14) [published in 2016], 185-212 (in
Greek with a summary in English).
Professor Małgorzata Dąbrowska, Lodz
Edition: Stanisław Kościałkowski pamięci przywrócony, (Stanislaw
Koscialkowski Recollected) (Warsaw-Lodz 2016) pp. 358.
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PUBLICATIONS
Articles: ‘Bertrandona de la Broquiere pielgrzymka do Ziemi Świętej w latach
1432-1433, w kontekście zagrożenia Bizancjum przez Turków Osmańskich’, in
Na szlakach dwóch światów. Studia ofiarowane Profesorowi Jerzemu
Hauzińskiemu (‘The Pilgrimage of Bertrandon de la Broquiere to the Holy
Land in the context of the Osmanlis threat against Byzantium’, in Studies
offered to Professor Jerzy Hauzinski), (Academy of Pomerania Press, Slupsk
2016) 191-202; ‘Images of Trebizond and the Pontos in Contemporary
Literature in English with a Gothic conclusion’, Text Matters. A Journal of
literature, theory and culture vol. 6, no.6 (University of Lodz Press, Lodz 2016)
247-263.
Papers: ‘Posłowie. Bogumił Zwolski i jego sentyment do Mistrza’ (‘Afterword.
Bogumil Zwolski and his affectionate attitude to the master’), in M. Dąbrowska,
Stanisław Kościałkowski pamięci przywrócony (Warszawa- Lodz 2016) 311-
316; ‘Profesor Gieysztor i Lamande’ (‘Professor and rue Lamande’), in M.
Koczerska & P. Węcowski, eds., Aleksander Gieysztor. Człowiek i dzieło,
(Warsaw University Press, Warszawa 2016) 187-190; ‘Pępek świata nad
Bosforem. Historia konstantynopolitańska: z prof. Małgorzatą Dąbrowską
rozmawia Beata Janowska’, in Ale Historia. Tygodnik Historyczny (‘The hub of
the universe. Constantinopolitan history. An interview with Professor
Malgorzata Dabrowska’, in What a story! Agora, Nr 16 (222) (Warsaw 2016) 3-
5.
Forthcoming
Book: The Hidden Secrets. Late Byzantium in the Western and Polish Context,
(Lodz University Press, Lodz 2016).
Articles: ‘Steven Runciman (1903-2000)’, in J.Strzelczyk, ed., Mediewiści IV
(The Medievalists) (Poznan University Press, Poznan 2016); ‘Jana Dlugosza
spojrzenie na Bizancjum’ (‘Joannes Dlugossius’ point of view on Byzantium’),
in Kwartalnik Historyczny (The Historical Review), Warsaw 2016; ‘The Image
of a Trapezuntine Empress in the 14th Century According to Panaretos’, in
Studies offered to Professor Danuta Quirini-Popławsk, (Cracow 2016).
Reviews: Sebastian Kolditz, Johannes VIII. Palaiologos und das Konzil von
Ferrara-Florenz (1438/39). Das byzantinische Kaisertum im Dialog mit dem
Westen, Bd 1-2, Monographien zur Geschichte des Mittelalters (Anton
Hiersemann, Stuttgart 2014, 776), in Kwartalnik Historyczny (Historical
Review) (Warsaw 2016); V. Nosilla and M. Prandoni, eds., Trama contraluce.
« Il patriarca protestante » Cirillo Loukaris (Firenze 2015, 207), in Odrodzenie
i Reformacja (Renaissance and Reformation) (Warsaw 2016).
Others: Przedmowa do: Andrew Pawłowski, Julian Cesarini, kardynał od św.
Anioła (Forward to: Julian Cesarini, Cardinal of Saint Angel (Warszawa 2017).
Work in Progress
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Edition: Henryk Paszkiewicz wydobyty z zapomnienia (To remind Henryk
Paszkiewicz) (Warszawa-Lodz 2017).
Articles: ‘Odpocząć od Bizancjum w XV w.’ (‘To have a rest from Byzantium
in the 15th century’), in Studies offered to Professor Zbigniew Anusik (Lodz
2017); ‘The King of the Kalmar Union, Eric of Pomerania, and the Byzantine
Puzzle’, in Studies offered to Elisabeth Malamut (Aix-en-Provence 2017).
Professor Claudine Dauphin, Paris
Les Animaux dans le Monde Antique: Le Bestiaire Levett (Musée d’Art
Classique de Mougins 2016) 97 pages, 178 black-and-white and colour
photographs.
https://www.mouginsmusee.com/en/shop/books/les-animaux-dans-le-monde-
antique-le-bestiaire-levett
In collaboration with B. Hamarneh, M. Ben Jeddou, and J.-M. Castex,
‘Population Dynamics in the al-Karak Region in the Byzantine and Islamic
Periods’, Studies on the History and Archaeology of Jordan (SHAJ), Actae of
the 12th International Conference on the History and Archaeology of Jordan
(ICHAJ) ‘Transparent Borders’, Berlin, 5-11 May 2013 (Amman 2016) 683-
702.
Forthcoming
In collaboration with M. Ben Jeddou, ‘All Roads Lead to Mecca: on foot,
camel-back and steam, the Syro-Jordanian Darb al-Hajj al-Shami (7th
-20th
centuries) through the prism of the new technologies’, Annual of the
Department of Antiquities of Jordan 58 (2017), in Arabic.
Web Pages
Fallahin and Nomads in the Southern Levant from Byzantium to the Crusades: Population Dynamics and Artistic Expression, CBRL
(Council fro British research in the Levant) -Affiliated Project:
http://cbrl.org.uk/british-institute-amman/visiting-scholars-and-fellows
http://cbrl.org.uk/research/papers
http://cbrl.org.uk/research/item/name/fallahin-and-nomads-in-the-southern-
levant-from-byzantium-to-the-crusades-population-dynamics-and-artistic-
expression
Specifically on the discovery by C. Dauphin of the Pilgrim Camps on the Hajj Roads in Jordan, contribution to the Palestine Exploration Fund
Blog Adventures in the Archives and in the Field:
http://www.pef.org.uk/blog/category/from-the-field/
Obituaries
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Yoram Tsafrir, Emeritus Professor of Classical Archaeology, Institute of
Archaeology, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, died 23rd
November 2015.
Obituary: ‘Yoram Tsafrir, B.A., M.A., PhD (30 January 1938 - 23 November
2015)’, Palestine Exploration Quarterly (Vol. 148, No. 1, March 2016) 5-7.
Dr Stavros G. Georgiou, Strovolos, Cyprus
Ed., First Annual Conference on Byzantine and Medieval Studies, Nicosia, 13-
15 January 2017. Abstracts of Presentations, Byzantinist Society of Cyprus
(Nicosia 2017); ‘The Office of Katepano of Cyprus in the Eleventh Century’,
Vyzantiaka 32 (2015) (= Afieroma sti mnimi tou Kathigiti Emmanouil Kriara)
187-200 (in Greek with Summary in English); ‘Limassol during the Proto-
Christian and Byzantine Periods. The Saved Testimonies for the City and the
Local Church’, Epetirida Kentrou Meleton Ieras Monis Kykkou 11 (2016) 31-50
(in Greek); ‘Notes on the Byzantine Cyprus III’, Epetirida Kentrou Meleton
Ieras Monis Kykkou 11 (2016) 115-122 (in Greek); ‘The Byzantine Aristocracy
in Cyprus during the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries’, in Tiziana Creazzo, C.
Crimi, Renata Gentile, G. Strano, eds., Studi bizantini in onore di Maria Dora
Spadaro (Orpheus, 2, Acireale - Roma 2016) 211-224; ‘Theodosios Byzantios
Goudelis and the “φρούριον τῶν Κιττιέων”’, Epistimoniki Epetiris tis Kypriakis
Etaireias Istorikon Spoudon 12 (2016) 41-52 (in Greek); ‘The political status of
Cyprus during the tyranny of Isaac Doukas Komnenos (1184-1191)’, in St. G.
Georgiou, ed., First Annual Conference on Byzantine and Medieval Studies,
Nicosia, 13-15 January 2017. Abstracts of Presentations, Byzantinist Society of
Cyprus (Nicosia 2017) 46-47; Book-review in: Vyzantiaka 32 (2015) (=
Afieroma sti mnimi tou Kathigiti Emmanouil Kriara) 373-378, Hellenica 65
(2015) 387-390, Epistimoniki Epetiris tis Kypriakis Etaireias Istorikon Spoudon
12 (2016) 469-472.
Forthcoming
‘An Interesting Complement to the Byzantine Sources: Michael the Syrian’s
Testimony for a Famine in Cyprus in 1132/1133’, Bizantinistica 17 (2016);
‘The Incident in Metabole. A Vague Passage of John Kinnamos (ed. Bonn, p.
127.21-128.23)’, Vyzantiaka 33 (2016) (in Greek); ‘The Saved Testimonies fot
the Byzantine Karpasia (4th-12th Centuries)’, in P. Papageorgiou, ed.,
Karpasia. Praktika Defterou Epistimonikou Synedriou “Eis gin ton Agion kai
ton Iroon”, Kyriaki 19 Iouniou 2011, Xenodocheio Navarria, Lemesos
(Limassol 2017) (in Greek); ‘The Byzantine Tillyria (4th-12th Centuries)’, in
St. Perdikis, ed., Praktika Defterou Synedriou “Tillyria: Mnimes, Istoria kai
Archaiologia” (Nicosia 2017) (in Greek); ‘Addenda for the Anonymous
Kamytzes of Pentekontakephalon of Saint Neophytos the Recluse’, Hellenica
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66 (2016) (in Greek).
Book-reviews in: Vyzantina 34 (2015), Vyzantiaka 33 (2016).
Dr Ruthy Gertwagen, University of Haifa and Oranim Academic College,
Israel
‘The naval power of Venice in the Oriental Mediterranean in the Middle Ages’,
in Michel Balard, ed., Maritime History, the Middle Ages (Boydell & Brewer,
Woodbridge, Suffolk 2017) 170-184; co-editor with Tonnes Nielsen-Bekker
(Denmark), The Inland Seas: towards an ecohistory of the Mediterranean and
the Black Sea (Geographica Historica, Franz Steiner, Stuttgart 2016); ‘Towards
A Maritime Eco-history of the Byzantine and Medieval Eastern Mediterranean’,
in ibid., 292-316; ‘A Chapter on Maritime History: Shipping and Nautical
Technology of Trade and Warfare in the Medieval Mediterranean, 11th–16th
Century’, in Michael Borgolte and Nikolas Jaspert, eds., Maritimes Mittelalter.
Meere als Kommunikationsräume (Vorträge und Forschungen 83,
Ostfildern 2015) 109-148; ‘Venice's Policy towards the Islands in the Ionian
and Aegean Seas, 13th
to 15th centuries’, International Journal of Maritime
History, vol. 26, no.3 (2104): 529-548; ‘Nautical Technology’, in P. Horden and
Sh. Kinoshita, eds., A Companion to Mediterranean History (WileyBlackwell
2014) 154-169.
Forthcoming
‘Genoa, Venice and the fights over the ionian sea lanes (late fourteenth to mid
fifteenth century)’, Gerassimos Pangratis, ed., War, State and Society in the
Ionian Sea in the Early Modern Period; ‘Shipbuilding and technologies of trade
and warfare 6th -16
th century’, in Amity Law and Julian Deahl, eds.,
Mapping the Medieval Mediterranean, c. 300-1550: an encyclopedia of
perspectives in research (Brill).
Work in Progress
The impact on the environment of the decline of Ceasarea Maritima from a port
town to a coastal town in the late Roman and Byzantine periods on the
environment; ‘Re-evaluating Venice's dominion over the Adriatic from the
eleventh to late fifteenth century-the maritime perspective 11th
to 16th
centuries’;
Struggles for Survival or for Power?– The Venetian Maritime Empire up to
1500; Trade and Naval Warfare in the Mediterranean 11th
-16th
Centuries [in
Hebrew].
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Dr Geoffrey Greatrex, Ottawa
‘Réflexions sur la date de composition des Guerres perses de Procope’ in C.
Freu, S. Janniard and A. Ripoll, eds, Libera Curiositas. Mélanges d’histoire
romaine et d’Antiquité tardive offerts à Jean-Michel Carrié (Turnhout 2016)
363-6.
Review: M. Kahlos, ed., The Faces of the Other. Religious Rivalry and Ethnic
Encounters in the Later Roman World, Mouseion 13 (2016) 188-91.
Work in Progress
Historical commentary on Procopius, Persian Wars, I-II.
Professor John Haldon, Princeton
Books: A tale of two saints. The martyrdoms and miracles of Sts. Theodore ‘the
recruit’ and ‘the general’ (Translated texts, Liverpool UP 2016); The empire
that would not die: the paradox of Byzantine survival ca 660-720 (Harvard UP:
Cambridge MA 2016).
Journal Articles: ‘Res publica Byzantina? State formation and issues of identity
in medieval east Rome’, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 40 (2016) 4 – 16;
‘Cooling and societal change’, Nature Geoscience 9 (Feb 2016), 191–192
(comment on Büntgen, U. et al., ‘Causes and concurrences of Europe’s
unprecedented sixth-century summer cooling’, Nature Geoscience 9 (February
2016) 1-7.
Chapters in books: ‘Bureaucracies, elites and clans: the case of Byzantium ca
500-1100’, in P. Crooks and T. Parsons, eds., Empires and Bureaucracy in
World History. From Late Antiquity to the Twentieth Century (Cambridge 2016)
147-169 ‘Die byzantinische Stadt – Verfall und Wiederaufleben vom 6. bis zum
ausgehenden 11. Jahrhundert’, in F. Daim and J. Drauschke, eds., Hinter den
Mauern und auf dem offenen Land. Leben im Byzantinischen Reich (Mainz
2016) 9-22; ‘A context for two “evil deeds”: Nikephoros I and the origins of the
themata’, in O. Delouis, S. Métivier and P. Pagès, eds., Le saint, le moine et le
paysan. Mélanges d’histoire byzantine offerts à Michel Kaplan (Byzantina
Sorbonensia 29: Paris 2016) 245-265; ‘Euchaïta’, in Ph. Niewöhner, ed., The
archaeology of Byzantine Anatolia: from Late Antiquity to the coming of the
Turks (OUP, Oxford 2016) 375-388.
Forthcoming
Articles/chapters: ‘Eastern Roman (Byzantine) views on Islam and on jihād, ca.
900 CE: a papal connection?’, in R. Balzaretti, J. Barrow and P. Skinner, eds.,
Italy and Medieval Europe: Papers for Chris Wickham on the Occasion of his
65th Birthday (Past & Present Publications, Oxford); ‘More questions about the
origins of the imperial Opsikion’, in A. Beihammer, B. Krönung, C. Ludwig
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and B. Zielke, eds., Festschrift Ralph-Johannes Lilie zum 65. Geburtstag
(Berlin); ‘L’armée au IXe siècle. Quelques problèmes et quelques questions’,
in J.-Cl. Cheynet and B. Flusin, eds., A la suite de Paul Lemerle : L'humanisme
byzantin et les études sur le XIe s. quarante ans après (Paris); with W.J.
Eastwood, ‘Euchaita, landscape and climate in the Byzantine period’, in J.
Preiser-Kapeller, A. Izdebski and M. Popović, eds., A companion to the
environmental history of Byzantium (Brill, Leiden); ‘The political economy of
Empire: “imperial capital” and the formation of central and regional elites’, in
P. Bang, C. A. Bayly and W. Scheidel, eds., The Oxford world history of empire
(OUP, Oxford); ‘A Mediterranean empire? Byzantium 565-1204’, in Fred
Donner, Robin Adèle Greeley, Peter Sluglett, and Harvey Weiss, eds., Empire
in the Middle East: from Antiquity to the French/British Mandates (CUP,
Cambridge); ‘Introduction’ to the re-edition of M. Dobb, Studies in the
development of capitalism (London/NY); ‘Contribution to the symposium on
Alex Callinicos’ Making history. Agency, structure, and change in social
theory’, in Historical materialism.
Professor Bente Kiilerich, Bergen
With Hjalmar Torp, The Rotunda in Thessaloniki and its Mosaics (Kapon
editions, Athens 2016); with Hjalmar Torp, ‘Η Ροτοντα της Θεσσαλονικης και
τα ψηφιδωτα της’ (Kapon Editions, Athens 2016); ‘The Barletta Colossus
Revisited: The Methodological Challenges of an Enigmatic Statue’, Acta
archaeol. artium hist pert XXVIII 2015 [2016], 55-72; ‘The Style and Visual
Characteristics of the Centcelles Mosaics’, in A. Arbeiter and D. Korol, eds.,
Der Kuppelbau von Centcelles. Neue Forschungen zu einem enigmatischen
Denkmal von Weltrang. Internationale Tagung des Deutschen Archäologischen
Instituts Madrid [22-24.11.2010], Iberia Archeologica 21 (Madrid 2016) 325-
332; ‘Subtlety and Simulation in late antique opus sectile’, in P. Andreuccetti,
ed., Il colore nel medioevo 6 (Convegni Lucca 2013) (Lucca 2016) 41-59.
Forthcoming
‘Colour, Light and Luminosity in the Rotunda Mosaics’, in A. Eastmond and M.
Hatzaki, eds., The Mosaics of Thessaloniki Revisited (Courtauld Institute,
London, 30 May 2014) (Kapon Editions, Athens 2017); various entries in P.
Corby Finney, ed., Eerdman’s Encyclopedia of Early Christian Art and
Archaeology (2017); with Hjalmar Torp, ‘From Alexandria to Kenchreai? The
Puzzle of the Glass Sectile Panels’, in T. Bács, A. Bollók and T. Vida, eds.,
Festschrift Laszlo Török (Budapest); ‘Etude typologiques des portraits de
martyr’, in H. Torp, La Rotonde palatiale à Thessalonique; ‘Riegl’s Concept of
Late Roman Art: Judging the Evidence’, in U. Hansson, ed., History of
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Classical Archaeology in the Nineteenth Century, Swedish Institute, Rome, 4-6
April 2013 (De Gruyter ?); ‘Abstraction in Late Antique Art’, in C. Olovsdotter,
Symbolism and Abstraction in Late Antiquity, Swedish Institute Istanbul, 9-10
May 2013 (2017?); ‘Spolia’, in O. Brandt, L. Rutgers and J. Magness, eds.,
Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Late Antiquity (2017); ‘Spolia
in Byzantine Art and Architecture”, in E. Schwarz, ed., The Oxford Handbook
of Byzantine Art and Architecture, scheduled for publication in 2018/19.
In progress
‘The Hephaisteion in the Byzantine Period’, in H. Saradi, ed., Papers from
Byzantini Athena, Byzantine and Christian Museum Athens, October 2016
(Brepols, Turnhout 2018); ‘In Search of the Patron: late antique Style in
Context’, Acta archaeol. artium hist pert. XXX 2017/18.
Dr Dirk Krausmüller, Vienna
‘Showing one’s true colours: Patriarch Methodios on the morally improving
effect of sacred images’, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 40 (2016) 298-
306; ‘Between Tritheism and Sabellianism: Trinitarian Speculation in John
Italos’ and Nicetas Stethatos’ Confessions of Faith’, Scrinium 12 (2016) 261-
280; ‘Monks who are not priests do not have the power to bind and to loose’:
the debate about confession in eleventh- and twelfth-century Byzantium’,
Byzantinische Zeitschrift 109 (2016) 703-732; ‘John of Phoberos, a 12th -
Century Monastic Founder, and His Saints: Luke of Mesembria and Symeon of
the Wondrous Mountain’, Analecta Bollandiana 134 (2016) 83-94; ‘Diorasis
Denied: Opposition to Clairvoyance in Byzantium from Late Antiquity to the
Eleventh Century’, Jahrbuch der Österreichischen Byzantinistik, 65 (2015) 111-
128; ‘Responding to John Philoponus: Hypostases, Particular Substances and
Perichoresis in the Trinity’, Journal for Late Antique Religion and Culture 9
(2015) 13-28.
Forthcoming
‘From Individual Almsgiving to Communal Charity: the Impact of the Middle
Byzantine Monastic Reform Movement on the Life of Monks’, in Jahrbuch der
Österreichischen Byzantinistik; ‘Aristotle in Cappadocian Garb: the Trinitarian
Speculation of NicetasStethatos and Leo of Chalcedon’, in Erytheia; ‘An
Ambiguous Authority: Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite and the Debate about
the Care of the Dead (6th-11
th Century)’, in Revista di Studi Bizantini e
Neoellenici; ‘Multiple Hierarchies: Servants and Masters, Monastic Officers,
Ordained Monks, and Wearers of the Great and the Small Habit at the Stoudios
Monastery (10th-11th Centuries)’, in Byzantinoslavica; ‘Under the Spell of John
Philoponus: How Chalcedonian Theologians of the Late Patristic Period
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PUBLICATIONS
Attempted to Safeguard the Oneness of God’, in Journal of Theological Studies;
‘Enhypostaton: being 'in another' or being 'with another'? How Chalcedonian
theologians of the sixth century defined the ontological status of Christ's human
nature’, in Vigiliae Christianae; ‘The Procession of the Holy Spirit from the
Divine Substance: Observations about the Trinitarian Theology of Symeon the
New Theologian and Nicetas Stethatos’, in Greek Orthodox Theological
Review; ‘Beyond the Iconoclast Controversy: Theodore of Stoudios'
Engagement in Contemporary Debates About Asceticism, Predestination,
Clairvoyance and the Vision of God’, in Ch. Erismann, ed., Theodore the
Stoudite: Intellectual Context, Logic, and Logical Significance; ‘On the
Relation Between the Late Antique and Byzantine Christological Discourses:
Observations About Theodore of Stoudios' Third Antirrheticus’, in Ch.
Erismann, ed., Theodore the Stoudite: Intellectual Context, Logic, and Logical
Significance; ‘Sophisticated Simplicity: On the Style of the Vita prima of
Athanasius the Athonite’, in L. James, ed., in Festschrift Margaret Mullett; ‘The
"Greek East": Christianisation and the Provincial Elites (Emerging Byzantium)’,
in J. Lössl and N. Baker-Brian, eds., Blackwell’s Companion to Religion in Late
Antiquity.
Dr Maximilian Lau (Tokyo)
‘Ioannoupolis: Lopadion as ‘City’ and Military Headquarters under Emperor
Ioannes II Komnenos’, in N.S.M. Matheou, T. Kampanaki and L.M. Bondioli,
eds., From Constantinople to the Frontier: The City and the Cities (Brill,
Leiden 2016); ‘Multilateral Cooperation in the Black Sea in the Late Eleventh
and Early Twelfth Centuries: The Case for an Alliance between Byzantium,
Kiev and Georgia’, in K. Stewart and J. Wakeley, eds., Cross Cultural
Exchange in the Byzantine World, c.300 – 1500 A.D.: Selected Papers from the
XVII Oxford University Byzantine Society’s International Graduate Conference
(Peter Lang, Oxford 2016);
‘Rewriting the 1120s: Chronology and Crisis under John II Komnenos’, Making
and Remaking Byzantium, Limes Plus Journal of Social Sciences and
Humanities (Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences, Belgrade 2016); ‘The
Naval Reform of Emperor John II Komnenos: A Re-evaluation’, Mediterranean