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Decorated words &quot;France and Angleterre&quot;

CMS Alumni and Faculty contribute to new bilingual resource on medieval manuscripts

April 08, 2019

A new project, The Polonsky Foundation England and France Project: Manuscripts from the British Library and the Bibliothèque nationale de France, 700-1200, involves the wo

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Congratulation to alumnus Connell Monette for his new publication, presented to the Pope in the presence of King Mohammed VI of Morocco!

April 08, 2019

Prof. Connell Monette (CMS 2008), Associate Professor of Religion, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, recently co-authored a textbook entitled Introduction to Christianity. The book was commissioned by the Moroccan state to be used specifically for training male clerics (imams) and female clerics (murshidats) in Chr

Congratulations to James P. Carley for his Gold Medal from the Bibliographical Society

July 07, 2019

Our colleague James P.

Nomination of CMS Director Suzanne Akbari at the Institute for Advanced Study

May 22, 2019

CMS is both very sad and proud to announce that CMS Director Suzanne Akbari will become the new medievalist at the Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton). Below is her letter announcing this news to us, at the Centre.

Medieval drawing of rabbit blowing trumpet

Congratulations to our Recent PhD graduates!

May 27, 2019

Congratulations to our PhD students who recently defended their theses:

Annika Ekman: “Anselm of Laon, the Glossa Ordinaria, and the Tangled Web of Twelfth-Century Psalms-Exegesis”.

Congratulations to Michael Barbezat for his new position!

May 29, 2019

Michael Barbezat (CMS 2013) has recently become a research fellow in the Institute for Religion and Critical Inquiry at the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne, Australia.

Position available: research associate (limited term) – Old English

August 16, 2019

The Centre invites applications for a Research Associate (Limited Term) for a 1-year part-time appointment, with the possibility of renewal. The anticipated start date is November 1, 2019. Review of applications will begin on August 26, 2019, however this position will remain open until filled.

Congratulations to our recent PhD Candidates

October 01, 2019

Congratulations to our PhD students Bogdan Smarandache, Matthew Mattingly, and Morris B. Tichenor who defended their theses in September 2019:

Bogdan Smarandache

“Frankish-Muslim Diplomatic Relations and the Shared Minority Discourse in the Eastern Mediterranean, 517-692 AH/1123-1293 AD”

Congratulations to Brian Merrilees (†), William Edwards, and Anne Grondeux for the publication of their new book!

November 19, 2019

Le dictionnaire Aalma – Les versions Saint-Omer, BM 644, Exeter, Cath. Libr. 3517 et Paris, BnF lat. 13032, edited by B. Merrilees (†), W. Edwards, and A. Grondeux

Toronto Old English Colloquium Graduate Student CFP 2020

December 04, 2019

TORONTO OLD ENGLISH COLLOQUIUM
CALL FOR PAPERS – Graduate students
FRIDAY MARCH 27 2020

CENTRE FOR MEDIEVAL STUDIES, DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

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