Friday, 10 October 1997
Knights Room, Pius XII Memorial Library |
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Registration, Vatican Film Library |
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B. Rachel Beckwith (Bryn Mawr College): Haverford College's Thirteenth-Century Hebrew Bible: A Case Study in Manuscript Attribution |
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David Vila (Saint Louis University): The Textual Development of an Apologetic against Islam: Sinai Arabic 445, 448, 513, and Vatican Arabic 175 |
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Stephen Clancy (Ithaca College): Le Livre des sept âges du monde and the Early Illumination of Simon Marmion |
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Discussion |
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Steven A. Stofferahn (Purdue University): Women of the Book: Düsseldorf, Landes- und Universitätsbibliothek Sammelhandschrift B.3 and its Place in Carolingian Literary Culture |
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Frank T. Coulson (Ohio State University): The Biographical Anthology in the Middle Ages and Renaissance |
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Mary-Jo Arn (Bloomsburg University): Masterminding Manuscript Production in Three Languages: A Fifteenth-Century Example |
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Discussion |
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David Neville (Washington University): Expanding the Medieval German Bonaventurian Corpus: An Edition of Das Buoch der Betrachtunge in Codex Vat. Palatinus Latinus 396 |
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Albert C. Rotola, S.J. (Saint Louis University): Two Treatises of Gaspar Stoquerus the German on Music Instruction for Choirboys |
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Discussion |
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Luncheon, Knights Room |
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Paul Shore (Saint Louis University): Eight Tombstone Inscriptions from Ancient Rome: Paleographic, Linguistic, and Interpretative Problems |
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Jan. K. Bulman (Michigan State University): Some Evidence of Italian Notarial Influence in the Register of John Pecham, Archbishop of Canterbury (1279-1292) |
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Theresa M. Vann (Hill Monastic Manuscript Library): Hospitaller Record Keeping and Notarial Practices in Rhodes |
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Discussion |
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W. Nicholas Knight (University of Missouri, Rolla): Shakespeare's Law Hand in Some Legal MSS? |
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Tom Reedy (Angelo State University): Shakespeare the Scrivener: A Paleographic Examination of Four Legal Documents Concerning William Shakespeare |
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Nancy P. Pope (Washington University): What a Manuscript Page from the 1890s Says about Nineteenth-Century Medieval Studies |
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Discussion |
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Barbara Apelian Beall (Providence College): Using Canon Tables in Insular Manuscripts as Evidence: A Review and a Revision of the Current Methodological Framework |
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Chad Oness (University of Wisconsin, La Cross): Illuminating Oral Culture: Anglo-Saxon Manuscript Illustration in a Native Context |
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Charles S. Buchanan (Montana State University): The Canonry of S. Frediano in Lucca during the Era of the Gregorian Reform: Evidence of a Scriptorium |
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Discussion |
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Reception, Cupples House (Adjacent to Pius XII Memorial Library) |
Saturday, 11 October 1997
Knights Room, Pius XII Memorial Library |
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M.J. Toswell (University of Western Ontario): The Old English Apollonius of Tyre (Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 201, pp. 131-145): Manuscript Misfit or Not? |
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Jean E. Jost (Bradley University): Political Dissent and Heresy in the Pricke of Conscience: Huntington Library, Manuscripts HM 125 and HM 128 |
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George R. Keiser (Kansas State University): The Long Life and Complex Adventures of a Middle English Remedy Book |
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Discussion |
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Stephen Schierling (Louisiana State University): Mappae mundi as Pictorial Analogies to the Text of Sallust |
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Mary Hamel (Mount St. Mary's College): An Anthology for the Armchair Traveler: London, BL MS. Arundel 123 |
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Bruce W. Swann (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign): A Portolan Chart in Urbana, Illinois |
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Discussion |
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William J. O'Neal (University of Toledo): The Manuscripts of the De imaginibus of Lazzarelli |
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Neil W. Bernstein (Duke University): After Poggio and before Poliziano: The Reception of Statius in an Unattributed Fifteenth-Century Commentary on Thebiad 1.1-415 (Duke, MS Latin 90) |
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Discussion |
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Luncheon, Knights Room |
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Donald F. Jackson (University of Iowa): Myths of Pillage and Theft: The Medici Greek Library in 1495 |
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Mark L. Sosower (North Carolina State University): A New Edition of the 1533 Inventory (Vat. lat. 3951, ff. 73-102) of Greek Manuscripts in the Vatican Library |
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Charles J. Zabrowski (Gettysburg College): Significant Readings and Affiliations of the Codex Vaticanus Palatinus gr. 139 in the Prometheus Vinctus of Aeschylus |
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Discussion |
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Steven J. Livesey (University of Oklahoma): A Biographical Database of Commentators on Aristotle and Peter Lombard's Sentences |
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Barbara Greenwell (University of Pittsburgh): The Eating Animals: Eucharistic Symbolism in the Iconography of the Nativity in Manuscript Painting |
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Jennifer Jacobi (University of Utah): The Innovations of the Hardouyns: Illuminated Prints in French Books of Hours |
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Discussion |
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Martin Carmargo (University of Missouri, Columbia): The Long and Short of Geoffrey of Vinsauf's Documentum de modo et arte dictandi et versificandi |
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Mark Dupuy (St. John's University): Past, Present, and Future: The Status Quo of John of Rupescissa Studies |
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Deborah A. Gatewood (University of Pittsburgh): The Illustrative Tradition of Thomas de Cantimpré's De natura rerum: The Reception of a Thirteenth-Century Encyclopedia |
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Discussion |
