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John Marenbon

June 11, 2011

Catherine Conybeare, Distinguished Visitor (September-December 2014)

November 25, 2014

Congrats to Brent Miles on his new book!

November 24, 2020

Congrats to Brent Miles, who has published a new volume on Don Tres Troí: The Middle Irish History of the Third Troy.

From the publisher:

PIMS Library closed during the new lockdown

November 23, 2020

PIMS Library, as well as Kelly Library, have closed during the new 28-day lockdown announced by the Ontario government.

The closure began Sunday, Nov. 22. Kelly Library will still offer curbside pickup.

Medieval drawing of Aristotle teaching students

University of Toronto Colloquium in Medieval Philosophy 2013

September 06, 2013

Friday, September 20

Medieval illustration of Peter Comestor presenting his book to an archbishop

Call for Papers “Using and Creating Digital Medievalia”

April 28, 2014

Cologne-Toronto Graduate Student Colloquium 2014

November 26, 2014

University of Toronto – 5-7 December 2014

Friday, Dec. 5 (Centre for Medieval Studies)

Toronto-Cologne Colloquium 2015 Call for Papers

May 05, 2015

The Centre is soliciting abstracts (one page) from CMS students for 30-minute papers dealing with any aspect of medieval studies. Submissions for papers on any topic are welcome: history, literature (Latin and/or vernacular), art history, philosophy, music, medicine, etc.