17. November 2025, 18:15 Uhr | P 210, Philosophicum | Prof. J. Weisweiler (München) Die Vampirfledermaus-Hypothese: Eliten und der Fall Roms Im Rahmen der Vortragsreihe Karpeia
4. November 2025, 18:15 Uhr | P 205, Philosophicum | Prof. Dr. Filippo Ronconi (EHESS, Paris) Unfolding Photius’ Myriobiblos/Synagoge: Textual Architecture, Material Issues, Cultural Intentions, and Political Undercurrents Mit Unterstützung vom GutenbergForschungskolleg der JGU
REFRAMING BYZANTINE LAW. Eastern Christian Legal Traditions and the Challenge of Islam
Frankish Jerusalem. The Transformation of a Medieval City in the Latin East: Focusing on Jerusalem under Frankish rule following the Crusader conquest of 1099, this book sheds light on the dynamic socio-economic factors that shaped Jerusalem’s gradual urban transformation. In exploring the extensive corpus of medieval property records, it reveals that the growth of Jerusalem’s … Weiter lesen
Save the Date! June 9th and 10th 2023, in Mainz Jointly organized with Dr. Joe Glynias (Harvard Society of Fellows) Scholars have long drawn sharp demarcations between the dual inheritances of the ancient philosophical tradition in the Eastern Mediterranean within the medieval Greek and Arabic-speaking worlds. While figures within medieval Islamic Philosophy who wrote in … Weiter lesen
