Graduates
Early medieval history
GEMS is a workshop covering every aspect of Early Medieval European, Byzantine, and Mediterranean History in roughly the period 500AD-1000AD. GEMS welcomes post-graduate students who wish to present papers and works in progress to their peers for practice and friendly feedback.
Term Card:
Gerald Mako, 'Latin Proselytization Amongst the Pechenegs: The Mission of Bruno of Querfurt'
Graeme Ward, 'The reception of Roman historiae in Frechulf's Histories'
Rob Gallagher, 'Companionship in Bede's Historia abbatum: the politics and theology of monasticism'
Medieval film night
Convenors:
Ingrid Rembold ikr23
Previous terms:
Lent 2012:
Ingrid Rembold, 'The Poeta Saxo at Paderborn: episcopal authority and Carolingian rule in late-ninth-century Saxony'
Fall of Rome debate
Désirée Scholten, 'Cassiodorus' Rules'
Anna Dorofeeva, 'Natural exegesis in the early medieval "Physiologus": the example of Bern, Burgerbibliothek, MS lat. 318'
Michaelmas 2011
Robin Whelan, 'The bishop in the Vandal city'
This talk is 1 pound for non-CLIO members.
Levi Roach, 'Penitential Kingship: A Millennial Phenomenon?'

