Dr Moreed Arbabzadah

Fellow, Pembroke College, Cambridge
Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of Classics
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Dr Moreed Arbabzadah

I completed my BA, MPhil and PhD in Classics at Jesus College, Cambridge, after which I began focussing on Medieval Latin. I have recently been working with Professor Elisabeth van Houts (Cambridge), Professor Ad Putter (Bristol) and Dr Sjoerd Levelt (Bristol) on a Leverhulme Trust project that explores contacts between Dutch and English speakers in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, titled “The Literary Heritage of Anglo-Dutch Relations, c. 1050–c. 1600”. Since October 2022 I have been working on a Leverhulme Trust project on the writings of Gerald of Wales alongside Professor Thomas Charles-Edwards (Oxford) and Professor Paul Russell (Cambridge). I am a Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge.

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1.     Arbabzadah, M., D’Angelo, E. and Lucas-Avenel, M.-A. (in preparation). Serlonis Baiocensis Carmina.

2.     Arbabzadah, M. (submitted, under review). ‘Texts relating to the death of Matilda de Bailleul, abbess of Wherwell’, Traditio.

3.     Levelt, S., van Houts, E., Arbabzadah, M. and Putter, A. (2021), ‘Histories’, in Levelt, S. and Putter, A. (eds) North Sea Crossings. The Literary Heritage of Anglo-Dutch Relations, 1066–1688, pp. 24–69. Oxford: Bodleian Library Publishing.

4.     Putter, A., van Houts, E., Arbabzadah, M. and Kennedy, K. E. (2021), ‘Manuscripts’, in Levelt, S. and Putter, A. (eds) North Sea Crossings. The Literary Heritage of Anglo-Dutch Relations, 1066–1688, pp. 70–103. Oxford.

5.     Putter, A., Arbabzadah, M. and van Houts, E. (2021), ‘Reynard the Fox’, in Levelt, S. and Putter, A. (eds) North Sea Crossings. The Literary Heritage of Anglo-Dutch Relations, 1066–1688, pp. 232–268. Oxford.

6.     Arbabzadah, M. (2021). ‘Word order in Goscelin and Folcard: implications for the attribution of the Vita Ædwardi regis and other works’, The Journal of Medieval Latin 31, pp. 191–218.

7.     Arbabzadah, M. and Zair, N. 2019. ‘Notes on a British curse tablet from Red Hill, Ratcliffe-on-Soar (Nottinghamshire)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 212, pp. 172–179.

8.     Putter, A., van Houts, E., Levelt, S. and Arbabzadah, M. 2018. ‘Ysengrimus en Reynard the Fox: Engels-Nederlandse contacten als context voor de Reynaerttraditie’, Tiecelijn 31, pp. 65–81.

9.     James, P. and Arbabzadah, M. 2018. ‘New and old interpretations of the stone-cutter’s bilingual inscription (IG XIV 297 = CIL X 7296) from Palermo’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 205, pp. 145–150.

10.  Arbabzadah, M. 2017. ‘Textual errors in Serlo of Bayeux’s poem about the capture of Bayeux’, Tabularia. Autour de Serlon de Bayeux: la poésie normande aux XIe-XIIe siècles 2017, pp. 1–14.

11.  Arbabzadah, M. 2014. ‘Serlo of Bayeux, The Capture of Bayeux’, The Haskins Society Journal 25, pp. 86–105.

12.  Arbabzadah, M. 2012. ‘The disappearing man: λακινει/Λακινει<ν> in a Greek curse tablet’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 180, pp. 253–255.

13.  Arbabzadah, M. 2011. ‘A lexicographical note on a curse tablet from Antioch’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 179, pp. 199–200.

14.  Arbabzadah, M. 2010. ‘A note on Jewish and Christian funerary formulae (addendum to McKechnie, ZPE 169)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 175, pp. 165–166.

15.  Arbabzadah, M. 2009. ‘A note on the bilingual curse tablet from Barchín del Hoyo (Spain)’, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 169, pp. 193–195.