Friday, 9 October 1998
Knights Room, Pius XII Memorial Library |
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Registration, Vatican Film Library |
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Meradith T. McMunn (Rhode Island College): Sacred Iconography in Illustrated Manuscripts of the Roman de la Rose |
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Willene B. Clark (Marlboro College): Images of Theology and Ethics in the Medieval Latin Bestiary |
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Anne Rudolff Stanton (University of Missouri, Columbia): Lions, Tigers, and Bears: Marginal Stories for a Queen in Three English Prayerbooks |
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Discussion |
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Elizabeth Burin (Baltimore, MD): Patrons and Illuminators in Lyons: Shaping the Manuscript Market around 1500 |
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Sherry C.M. Lindquist (Saint Louis University): Nationalism and Nostalgia in the Court of Charles VI: Text and Image in St. Louis Public Library, MS Grolier 50 |
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David O. Neville (Washington University): Giburc as Mediatrix: Illuminated Reflections of Tolerance in Nürnberg, Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Graphische Sammlung Hz 1104-1105 |
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Discussion |
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Xavier van Binnebeke (Rijksuniversiteit Leiden): Some Notes on the Library of Cosimo and Lorenzo di Giovanni de' Medici: A Codicological and Historical Research |
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Donald F. Jackson (University of Iowa): Out of the Ashes: Unburned Grimani Manuscripts |
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Discussion |
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Luncheon, Knights Room |
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Norris J. Lacy (Pennsylvania State University): Perceval's Sister in the Prose Yvain |
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Carleton W. Carroll (Oregon State University): The Knights of the Round Table in the Manuscripts of Erec et Enide |
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Discussion |
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W. Nicholas Knight (University of Missouri, Rolla): Manuscript Evidence for Shakespeare's Royal Performances, 1603-1613 |
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John F. Crossen (Indiana University): Reassessing the Apuntes geográficos of Francisco Javier Clavijero |
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Daniel L. Schlafly, jr. (Saint Louis University): The Princess and the Publicist: Ekaterina Dashkova on Castéra's Vie de Catherine, Impératrice de Russie |
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Discussion |
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J.C. Marler (Saint Louis University): Editorship as Semantic Commentary: In Defense of Joseph Quint |
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Girard J. Etzkorn (Fairfield Glade, TN): Marcus of Orvieto's Liber de moralitatibus: A Critical Edition in Progress |
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Harry Vredeveld (Ohio State University): From Manuscript to Printed Book: The Case of Erasmus's De conscribendis epistolis |
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Discussion |
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Reception, Cupples House (Adjacent to Pius XII Memorial Library) |
Saturday, 10 October 1998
Knights Room, Pius XII Memorial Library |
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Judith K. Golden (University of Pittsburgh): Patronage and the Saints in a Devotional Miscellany, British Library, MS Egerton 745 |
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Marshall Crossnoe (University of Wisconsin, Madison): Gerard of St. Victor (d. c.1320) on the Theological Habit: The Remarkable Testimony of Cod. Vat. lat. 1086 |
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Jan Pendergrass (University of Georgia, Athens): The Use of Topoi in Jean de Pins' Epistolae mutuae (Nîmes, Bibliothèque municipale, Ms. 215) |
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Discussion |
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George R. Keiser (Kansas State University): Scribal Duplications: What they Reveal about Scribal Methods and Attributes |
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Charles J. Zabrowski (Gettysburg College): Significant Readings and Affiliations of Cod. Vaticanus Palatinus graecus 139 in the Septem adversus Thebas of Aeschylus |
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Ralph Doty (University of Oklahoma): Figures of Speech: Philological Arguments for and against Xenophon's Authorship of Cynegeticus |
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Discussion |
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Mary Hamel (Mount St. Mary's College): The 1430 Inventory of Lion, Sixth Baron Welles: Lincolnshire Records Office, Ancaster Deposit x/A/1. |
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Belinda A. Egan (Hill Monastic Manuscript Library): Late Medieval Tyrolean Library Practice: The Protocol in Neustift, Ms. 76 |
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Discussion |
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Luncheon, Knights Room |
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Barbara Apelian Beall (Providence College): Discrepant Visual and Textual Evidence in the Codex Amiatinus: Observations and Implications for the Study of Insular Manuscripts |
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Michael Batterman (Northwestern University): "This is the Bread of Affliction ...": Appropriating Emblems of Power for Visual and Gastronomic Consumption in the 14th-Century Illuminated Haggadahs from Spain |
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Discussion |
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Frank T. Coulson (Ohio State University): Reading Ovid in Medieval France |
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David Vila (Saint Louis University): Scribes and the Legacy of John of Damascus: Anthony of Mar Saba |
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Thomas M. Capuano (Truman State University): The Recetario of Escorial, Monasterio, Ms. b.IV.34 |
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Discussion |
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Jeanne Krochalis (Pennsylvania State University): The Numbers Game: Interpreting Indulgences for Fifteenth-Century Pilgrims to Rome |
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Stephen E. Hayes (Hill Monastic Manuscript Library): The Suppression of Religious "Enthusiasm" in Late Medieval England: A Note on the Flyleaf Writings in Cambridge, Christ's College, MS 11 |
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Juris G. Lidaka (West Virginia State College): Sex and Religion: "The Tale of the Incestuous Daughter" |
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Discussion |
