Latin
İbrahim Müteferrika – A brief portrait of life and works of an early modern Ottoman intellectual
With the help of the Ottoman Empire İbrahim Müteferrika was able to transform Ottoman intellectual society through literature.
13 March 2023
Schola Medica Salernitana: Medicine and Culture in Twelfth Century Southern Italy
Physicians that travelled to Salerno were trained in the context of both Latin and Arabic texts and the medical traditions of two cultures.
7 March 2022
Here be Dragons: Monsters of the Medieval Past, Prophetic Present and Apocalyptic Future
Whatever it is that has made these beasts increasingly intimidating over the centuries, it hasn’t been quite enough to suppress our long-held interest in them.
26 December 2020
A Tale of Two Mandevilles: The Travels in Print, 1496-1625
These different approaches to presenting Mandeville in print highlight editorial anxiety about the textual authority of the narrative
28 September 2020
Flowering Folios and Medieval Manuscripts: Lambert’s Liber Floridus
I wonder if there have been any manuscripts with complex histories that have intrigued or inspired you?
25 June 2020