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ASNC Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic HPS Department of History and Philosophy of Science IHR Institute of Historical Research MML Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages

Ms. Ingrid ABREU SCHERER Dr. Anna Sapir ABULAFIA English Lucy Cavendish [email protected] [email protected] Gendered construction of time and space in Intellectual History, 11th–13th century. mystical writings by/for women, and in broader The Jewish-Christian debate; 12th–13th century aspects of gender and sexuality in the period - renaissance; chronology. including presentations of supernatural/monstrous bodies. Prof. David ABULAFIA Ms. Alison ALEXANDER Gonville & Caius (History) Emmanuel College [email protected] [email protected] The late medieval Mediterranean. Research interests: Early Norman history and Economic, political and social history of Italy, historiography. particularly from a southern perspective, and the Present area of research: Annalistic writing in 12th Catalan world; relations between the three religions and 13th century Normandy. in the Mediterranean; the opening of the Atlantic and European relations with newly discovered peoples c.1492. Dr. Martin ALLEN Ms. Anna ANDREEVA [email protected] Selwyn (Oriental Studies) Fitzwilliam Museum, Department of Coins and [email protected] Medals. Japanese medieval religions. Medieval Economic History. Buddhist worship of the Shinto, esoteric initiations Monetary History, 12th–16th century; and transmissions, the constructions of the sacred ecclesiastical mints. space, Buddhist and Shinto ritualism and, the intellectual history of Japanese temples and shrines.

1 Mr. Jackson ARMSTRONG Dr. Laura ASHE Trinity Hall (History) Gonville & Caius (English) [email protected] [email protected] Late Medieval Scottish and English history. Cultural history and literature of medieval . Anglo-Scottish borderlands, frontier societies, Twelfth century vernacular texts and cultural kinship, violence, crime, dispute processing, ideologies. administration and lordship, justice and law, local and national identity. Dr. Debby BANHAM Prof. Zygmunt G. BARANSKI HPS New Hall (Italian, MML) [email protected] [email protected] Anglo-Saxon social and cultural history; Dante; medieval Italian literature. palaeography. Medieval literary theory and criticism; Dante’s Medicine, diet, agriculture and horticulture; intellectual formation; Dante’s fourteenth- century monastic sign language; medical and scientific reception; medieval literary historiography. manuscripts. Prof. David BATES Dr. Amira Katherine BENNISON 2 Ivy Court, Sleaford Street, Cambridge, Faculty of Oriental Studies CB1 2NX [email protected] IHR, Univ. of London Politics and culture in the medieval Islamic west. [email protected] Interpretations of jihad in the Western Maghrib; Britain and France, 10th–13th centuries. ceremonial and legitimation in W. Islamic courts. Current project: a biography of William the Conqueror. Charters. Dr. Nora BEREND Mr. Jesse BILLETT St. Catharine's (History) King’s (History) [email protected] [email protected] Medieval social and religious history. Medieval liturgy and chant. Frontier societies; relations between Jews, The Divine Office in the early medieval Latin West, Muslims, pagans and Christians; medieval especially in Rome and Anglo-Saxon England. Hungarian society; Christianisation and state formation in Scandinavia and Central c.900–c.1200. Dr. Paul BINSKI Dr. Mark BLACKBURN Gonville & Caius (History of Art) Gonville & Caius (Fitzwilliam Museum and ASNC) Western European art and architecture. [email protected] Visual culture of the English medieval Church; Numismatics; economic and monetary history. cataloguing illuminated manuscripts in Cambridge Early medieval coinage and monetary circulation, collections. especially Anglo-Saxons, and . Dr. Nader EL-BIZRI Prof. Patrick BOYDE FBA HPS St John's (Emeritus Professor of Italian) [email protected] [email protected] Arabic sciences and philosophy; optics; Dante; 13th century and 14th century art; metaphysics; theories of space and perception; ; medieval rhetoric. Alhazen; Avicenna; brethren of Purity. Dr. Claudia BOLGIA Ms. Elma BRENNER Pembroke (History of Art) Emmanuel (History) [email protected] [email protected] Italian art and architecture from to Social and religious history of Western Europe in c.1400. the 12th-13th centuries. Iconography; Roman mosaics from the 6th to the Charity and leprosy in Normandy, especially Rouen. 13th century; mendicant architecture; Italian sculpture in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.

2 Mr. Mark BRAND Prof. Derek BREWER (retired) St. John's (Architecture) Emmanuel [email protected] [email protected] Sharing Sacred Space and Divine Authority Medieval and Renaissance English literature. between Islam and other Faiths. Medieval and Chaucer; Gawain-poet; Malory; mythography; Early Modern Islamic Kingship in India and Iran. popular literature; narrative. Thesis title: "The Citadel of Bijapur: The Architecture and Ritual Topography of a Deccan Sultanate Centre." Dr. Chris BRIGGS Prof. C.N.L. BROOKE Geography (Cambridge Group for the History of Gonville & Caius Population and Social Structure) [email protected] [email protected] Religious and academic history, especially Late medieval English social and economic history. Cambridge; 11th – 13th century English and Credit in the countryside; law and society. European history, especially episcopal acta. Dr. R.B. BROOKE Ms. Lucy BROWN Clare Hall Christ’s (History) Religious history; 13th century European history. [email protected] St. Francis. Political and intellectual history of late medieval England. The relationship between ideas about kingship and the depositions of the 14th and 15th centuries. Dr. Bill BURGWINKLE Ms. Muriel P. CADILHAC [email protected] St John’s (French) King’s (MML) [email protected] Medieval French and Occitan literature, critical French and English romance and hagiography (13th theory, gender and sexuality. and 14th centuries). Dr. Christopher CANNON Prof. Christine CARPENTER Girton (English) New Hall (History) [email protected] [email protected] Early to late Middle English literature. English political, constitutional and social history Literary tradition and literary form; language and c.1200–1500. philosophies of language. Landed Society in England c.1200–1500. Mrs. Helen CARREL (née Martin) Mr. Quinton CARROLL Clare (History) [email protected] [email protected] Department of Archaeology / Cambridgeshire Social and political history of late medieval Archaeology (Cambs County Council) England. Anglo-Saxon England; Church Archaeology; Civic identity and government in 15th century development of the parish system and role of church England. in development of settlement and society; archaeology of Cambridgeshire; management and presentation of the archaeological resource. Dr. H.C. CARRON Ms. Katie CHAMBERS Emmanuel College Library St. John’s (Divinity) [email protected] [email protected] Medieval Iceland. 12th and 13th century religious, social and political 13th century Iceland; warfare in medieval Iceland; thought. The imitation of Christ and the apostles in saints’ lives in medieval Iceland; Old Norse the works of theologians in the late twelfth and early palaeography. thirteenth centuries. Ms. Alice CHAPMAN Ms. Mary CHESTER-KADWELL Clare College (Divinity) New Hall (Archaeology) [email protected] [email protected] The 12th century; intellectual history; monastic Early Anglo-Saxon England, especially East Anglia. studies. Early Anglo-Saxon cemeteries in Norfolk, UK — Authority and Power in the Writings of St Bernard identifying new sites using metal detector finds and of Clairvaux. analysis of their place in the landscape.

3 Dr. Mark CHINCA Dr. Anne COBBY Trinity (German) MML Library [email protected] [email protected] German . Medieval French literature. Death writing; orality/literacy; literary theory. Fabliaux; epic and parody. Ms. Emma DAVID Dr Richard DANCE Darwin (Architecture) St. Catharine's College (Department of Anglo- [email protected] or [email protected] Saxon, Norse and Celtic) Architecture and Urbanism in Medieval Islamic [email protected] Cairo. Urban order in Cairo’s al-Qarafa cemetery Old and Middle English language and literature. under the Circassian Mamluk Sultanate. Especially: the influence of Old Norse on early English; Old English phonology; the language of early Middle English literature,especially Ancrene Wisse. Prof. Nicholas DE LANGE Dr. Christopher DE HAMEL Divinity Donnelley Fellow Librarian, Corpus Christi College [email protected] Manuscripts and palaeography. The making, use Byzantine Judaism. Religious and cultural history and collecting of medieval books at all periods. of Byzantine Jewry; medieval Hebrew language and literature. Mr. Mark DICKENS Miss Lejla DEMIRI Clare Hall (Oriental Studies) Trinity Hall (Divinity) [email protected] [email protected] Syriac Christianity and Turkic Peoples (5th to 15th Muslim-Christian relations in middle ages. centuries). Ms. Juliana DRESVINA Dr. Elizabeth DRAYSON Magdalene (English) Peterhouse (New Hall) [email protected] [email protected] Late medieval culture and religion (England). Medieval Spanish literature and culture, the Popular religion; devotional literature; cults of reception of the legend of King Roderick and La saints; book production in 14th-15th centuries. Cava. Dr. Susan EDGINGTON Dr. Catherine EAGLETON 3 West Street, British Museum (HPS) Huntingdon, PE29 1WT [email protected] (Queen Mary, University of London) Medieval and renaissance scientific instruments; [email protected] manuscripts, books and libraries; history of The . collecting; numismatics. The Historia of Albert of Aachen (1095–1119); the history of medicine. Prof. G.R. EVANS (retired) Mr. Rudolf ELIOTT LOCKHART History Trinity College (History) [email protected] [email protected] Medieval theology; medieval intellectual history. 12th Century Intellectual History. The reception of Hugh of St. Victor in England; Monastic Reading; book collections. Ms. Christine FELD Dr. Judith EVERARD Clare Hall (Divinity) Fitzwilliam (History) [email protected] AHRB — British Academy ‘Acta of the Bible and exegesis in the 12th century. Plantagenets’ Andrew of St. Victor; Victorines; 12th century [email protected] Jewish-Christian exegesis and relations. 12th century English and French legal and administrative history, especially Brittany, the Channel Islands. Geoffrey, duke of Brittany (1158–1186); the Honour of Richmond.

4 Dr. M.J. FRANKLIN Prof. Simon FRANKLIN Hughes Hall Clare (Slavonic Studies) [email protected] [email protected] English ecclesiastical history, especially 12th Early Russian history and culture. century episcopal acta. Parochial organisation. Professor Yvonne FRIEDMAN Mr. Ben FULFORD Lucy Cavendish (Bar-Ilan University) Corpus Christi (Divinity) [email protected] [email protected] Hugh of St. Victor: hermeneutics and mystical theology. Dr. Anna GANNON Dr Alison GASCOIGNE St Edmund's, Lucy Cavendish, Fitzwilliam and [email protected] Wolfson History of Art British Academy Post-Doctoral Fellow in Islamic [email protected] Archaeology, McDonald Institute for Anglo-Saxon art and numismatics. Transformation Archaeological Research of the Roman world, advent of Christianity, The archaeology of provincial urbanism in late pilgrimages and cultural interactions from the Roman and Islamic Egypt; surveys of Tell Tinnis Mediterranean world, Anglo-Saxon metalwork. (Nile Delta) and Ansina (Middle Egypt); ceramic studies (Old Cairo and Kharga Oasis, Egypt, and Jam, Afghanistan). Ms. Emma GATLAND Dr. Helen GEAKE Trinity Hall Archaeology [email protected] [email protected] Sexualized representation of women in medieval Early Anglo-Saxon burial, origins of churchyard Castilian hagiography. burial, Anglo-Saxon artefacts, non-ferrous metal artefacts of all periods. Dr. Jan GILBERT Dr. Robin GLASSCOCK Trinity Hall (Spanish & Portuguese) St. John’s [email protected] Historical geography of medieval England and Medieval Iberian literature and culture, Ireland. representations of alterity (especially Muslims & 14th century taxation; medieval settlement, Christians) and the gaze in ballads, epic, traditional agriculture, economy. lyric, romances, and historiography. Dr. Thomas GRAUMANN Dr. Joan GREATREX Divinity 16 Westberry Court, Pinehurst, Grange Road, [email protected] Cambridge, CB3 9BG (Robinson) (Church) history and theology of late antiquity and [email protected] the . Medieval English monastic and church history. Church councils; social and intellectual relations Benedictine cathedral priories and their manuscripts. between Eastern and Western Churches. Prof. D.H. GREEN (retired) Ms. Miranda GRIFFINN Trinity (MML, German) Girton German language and literature, early and high [email protected] Middle Ages. Recently published book (by Legenda) on 13th- Orality and literacy; court literature; fictionality century French prose romance Vulgate Cycle; and history in the court romance. currently the Cambridge research associate on the AHRC-funded research project 'Poetic Knowledge in Late Medieval France' www.mml.cam.ac.uk/french/poeticknowledge Currently working on representations of knowledge in the poetry of Christine de Pizan and Guillaume de Machaut.

5 Mr. Maximilian GWIAZDA Ms. Susanne HAKENBECK [email protected] Newnham (Archaeology) Pembroke (architecture) [email protected] Cistercian and Benedictine architecture and cemeteries; early medieval social monastic reform in the twelfth and thirteenth structure. centuries in Southern France. Expressions of ethnic identity in early medieval cemeteries in Bavaria. Mrs. Catherine P. HALL (retired) Prof. John HATCHER 42 Panton Street, Cambridge, CB2 1HS Corpus Christi Medieval Cambridge as revealed by college English economic and social history. archives. Late medieval and industrial history; Corpus Christi and Gonville & Caius colleges, and social and cultural responses to plague; landlords related topics, e.g. their early libraries. and tenants. Dr. Louise M. HAYWOOD Prof. John HENDERSON Trinity Hall (Spanish and Portuguese) King’s (Classics) [email protected] [email protected] Medieval Hispanic literature and culture. St Isidore Lyric in narrative contexts; origins of drama; portrayal of women; epic, romance and sentimental romance; Don Juan Manuel; Juan Ruiz. Dr. John HENDERSON Dr. Carola HICKS Wolfson (History) Newnham [email protected] [email protected] Italian Renaissance history. Earlier medieval history of art. Religious confraternities; charity and the poor; Animal imagery and symbolism; stained glass. plague / epidemic disease; hospitals in . Dr. Catherine HILLS Mr. Paul HILLIARD Newnham (Archaeology) St. Edmund’s [email protected] [email protected] Anglo-Saxon archaeology and the migration period Bede and the Historical Narratives of Scripture. The in NW Europe, Scandinavian archaeology of 1st influence of Scripture on Bede’s historical writings millennium AD. and how his historical works fit into his intellectual output as a whole. Mr. James HOLLOWAY Mr. Laurence HOOPER Corpus Christi [email protected] Early medieval burial practice in general. Specific Corpus Christi research focuses on "charcoal burial," a late Saxon Exile and the development of a literary language in variant burial rite also found in other parts of Dante (and also a modern author, Europe. Pasolini). Dr. Rosemary HORROX Prof. Deborah HOWARD Fitzwilliam St. John’s (Architecture and History of Art) [email protected] [email protected] Late medieval political, social and urban English Cultural exchange between Italy and the Eastern history. Mediterranean. Central and local government, 1200–1600; the Venetian art and architecture. royal household; topography and development of medieval Cambridge. Dr. M.E.J. HUGHES Dr. Sylvia HUOT Magdalene Pembroke (French, MML) [email protected] [email protected] English and Latin literature 1066 – 1550. Medieval French literature. Satire, literary theory, urban writing, Piers Madness in medieval French literature; Roman de la Plowman, Chaucer. Rose and its manuscripts; Roman de Perceforest and representations of cross-cultural exchange or conflict.

6 Dr. Erica C.D. HUNTER Mr. Peter Murray JONES Oriental Studies The Library, King’s College [email protected] [email protected] Aramaic, Syriac and Mandaic communities in the History of medicine and science. Middle East; History of Christianity in the Near Medieval surgery and practical medicine; book East, Central Asia and China; Syriac-speaking culture of medicine and science. churches; conversions of nomadic tribes. Prof. S.D. KEYNES Mr. H. Christian KIM Trinity (ASNC) Jesus (Divinity) Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman history. [email protected] Intelletual and Social History in Medieval Europe. Individualism in the 12th century; Investiture Contest; Medieval Jewish exegetes in the Mikraot Gadolot. Mr. Thomas KITCHEN Dr. Tess KNIGHTON Sidney Sussex (History) Clare (Music & Spanish) [email protected] [email protected] Political history of early medieval Europe. Music and culture in the in the Ostrogothic Italy. 15th and 16th centuries. Music as part of court culture in the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella; urban music history in the Iberian peninsula in the later middle ages. Ms. Aleksandra KOUTNY Mr. Galaghan A. W. KWACK Pembroke (History of Art) Robinson [email protected] [email protected] Medieval attitudes to death in Poland, in the “The hermeneutics of Re-Inscribing the Body(ies)”; context of Central and Eastern European art. The confrontation with (self)-gendered hegemonic praxis medieval cult of St Etheldreda at Ely. in 7th century Andorra; coins Ms. Sarah LAMM Mr. Lewis C. LAWYER Downing (History) [email protected] [email protected] Clare Hall (Research Centre for English and Intellectual history, 12th-13th century. Applied Linguistics) The development and dissemination of ideas about MPhil study in theories of language from various Jews and Muslims in Christian Europe. periods of history and from various cultures. Dr. Rosalind LOVE Dr. Samantha Jane LUCY Robinson College (Department of Anglo-Saxon, Cambridge Archaeological Unit Norse, and Celtic) [email protected] [email protected] Early medieval archaeology in Britain and north- 9 West Road west Europe, especially funerary archaeology and Cambridge artefact studies; the construction of early medieval Scholarly interests: Insular Latin literature, Anglo- ethnicity and territorial identities. Saxon cultural history, textual criticism, source- study. Areas of research: Anglo-Latin hagiography, particularly of the eleventh century; Bede's reading. Dr. Julian M. LUXFORD Ms. Fanny MADELINE School of Art History, St. Andrew’s University, 9 Paris I (Pantheon Sorbonne) The Scores, St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9AR, [email protected] Scotland. The building policy of Henry II, Richard I and John Art, architecture and literature of England, 13th – I. The organisation and supply of the royal building 16th centuries. works throughout the empire, looking at the raw Monastic art and architecture. materials needed for construction (stone and lead mainly) and how they appear in the Pipe Rolls.

7 Ms. Saira MALIK Mr. John MARENBON King’s (HPS) Trinity [email protected] [email protected] History of Arabic science and intellectual history. Optics / meteorology. Medieval Latin literature. Literature in medieval vernaculars. Philosophy (Latin, Greek, Arabic) from c.500-c.1200; medieval views of and theories about paganism. Ms. Pam MANIX Prof. Em. James H. MARROW (formerly Lucy Cavendish) 10 Grange Road 22 Newton Road Cambridge CB3 9DU Cambridge CB2 2AL [email protected] [email protected] Honorary Keeper, Rare Books and Manuscripts, 12th and 13th century English Jews and Jewish Fitzwilliam Museum settlements. Mapping post-1200 Oxford Jewish Prof. Emeritus of Art History, Princeton University community and other archa communities. Creating Sandars Reader in Bibliography at Cambridge database of individual medieval English Jews, (2006) their movements and relationships. Late in northern Europe, with special interest in manuscript illumination and pictorial interpretation. Dr. Andrew MARSHAM Prof. Jean Michel MASSING Pembroke King’s (History of Art) [email protected] [email protected] Late Antiquity and Early Islam. Late medieval European visual culture. Accession ceremonies in Islam (the bay`a). Ms. Erin McGIBBON-SMITH Mr. Matthew McDERMOTT Queens’ (History) [also University of Edinburgh] Sidney Sussex [email protected] [email protected] Economic and social history of late medieval Legal History. England. Forces leading to the passing of Quia Emptores 14th century Cambridgeshire court rolls. (1290); the teaching received by 14th century clerks. Prof. A.S. McGRADE Prof. Rosamond McKITTERICK 16 Chedworth Street, Cambridge, CB3 9JF Newnham (History) [away academic year 2005-6] Clare Hall [email protected] [email protected] Early medieval European history. Philosophy, political thought. Frankish history, 8th – 10th century; medieval Latin palaeography; book production and libraries; England and the Continent up to 10th century; literacy; ecclesiastical history to 10th century; early medieval historiography. Mr. James R. McMAHON Mr. Sven MEEDER Jesus (Divinity) [Academic year 2005-6 in Trinity Durham] [email protected] [email protected] The dynamics of scholarly contacts on the continent Development of religious thought and practice in between scriptoria and monasteries up until the tenth medieval and early modern England. century. The Latin scholarship of early medieval Ireland and its spread over Europe. The role that the ‘Irishness’ of scholars and their texts played in the diffusion and reception of Hiberno-Latin scholarship (ca. 650- 750). The change of character of the relationship between Irish scholars and the continent occurring ca. 800AD. The point at which Irish material became an integrated part of international scholarship.

8 Mr. Murat Cem MENGUC Dr. James E. MONTGOMERY Clare Hall (Oriental Studies) Trinity Hall (Oriental Studies) [email protected] [email protected] Ottoman Historiography, 1400-1550. Medieval Islam. Islamic intellectual history in the 9th and 10th centuries. Mr. Edward MORGAN Prof. Em. Nigel MORGAN Jesus (Divinity) 32 Thornton Court, Cambridge, CB3 0NS [email protected] History of Art St Augustine; patristic/medieval ideas of language; Prof. of Medieval Art History (Emeritus) with the theological anthropology; negative theology. University of Oslo [email protected] Art history, religion and liturgy of late medieval England. English liturgical and devotional manuscripts, c.1100–1500. Dr. C.W.R.D. MOSELEY Dr. Laura NAPRAN Hughes Hall [email protected] [email protected] 12th- and 13th-century France and Low Countries Literature and thought; travel and geographic ideas, Medieval chronicles; marriage; Philip Augustus. especially Mandeville. Ms. Glenda NEWTON Dr. Máire NÍ MHAONAIGH Trinity College (Dept. of Linguistics) St. John’s (ASNC) [email protected] [email protected] Medieval Irish, theoretical linguistics. Medieval Irish and Welsh. The Medieval Irish verbal system. Medieval Irish literature and language; pseudo- historical sources; material pertaining to Vikings. Ms. Keiko NOWACKA Dr. Ralph O’CONNOR Trinity (History) St John’s (ASNC) [email protected] [email protected] Intellectual religious and gender history of 12th The concept of fiction in mediaeval narrative. Irish –13th century Western Europe. and Icelandic sagas, especially in relation to genre Attitudes of the students of Peter the Chanter theory, romance, the Otherworld, and the rise of the towards poor single women (especially in Paris). novel Togail Bruidne Da Derga. Representations of kingship in pre-Norman Ireland. Ms. Irene A. O’DALY Mr. Eljas OKSANEN Gonville and Caius Jesus [email protected] [email protected] The significance of John of Salisbury as a political Social and political relations between England and thinker, concentrating on the Stoic influences on Flanders in the Central Middle Ages. his work, and on contemporary medieval philosophers. Mr. Jonty OLLIFF-COOPER Dr. Carmen OLMEDILLA HERRERO Sidney Sussex Trinity Hall (Spanish & Portuguese) [email protected] [email protected] Medieval , concepts of gentlemanliness Medieval Latin literature and texts. and architecture (looking at the nostalgia for the Palaeography and textual criticism; critical edition. middle ages in the 19th century). Dr. R. I. PAGE Dr. Stella Dragomirova PANAYOTOVA Corpus Christi Fitzwilliam Museum, Department of Manuscripts Old English and Old Norse philology; manuscript and Printed Books and runic records; semantics; Viking history. Medieval MSS and book production; image-text Runic inscriptions of Great Britain; 16th century relationship. transcripts of Old English texts; runica Illuminated MSS; theology of the image. manuscripta from England recording Scandinavian runes.

9 Ms. Geraldine PARSONS Mr. R. J. PARTINGTON Trinity College (ASNC) Sidney Sussex [email protected] [email protected] Medieval Irish Literature and Language. Government of England in the late 13th and 14th Acallam na Senorach; Fianaigecht literature; century. acallam texts; twelfth- and thirteenth-century Edward III: judicial and military administration; Ireland. local office-holding; England’s relations with Scotland and France; military development; crime. Ms. Frances PARTON Dr. Alison PEARN St. Catharine’s (History) Formerly of Gonville & Caius, now Darwin [email protected] Correspondence Project, University Library, West Carolingian history. Road, Cambridge, CB3 9DR. The Liber Pontificalis and Franco-Papal relations [email protected] in the ninth century. History of urban churches and parishes. Now an affiliated research scholar of HPS (mainly 19th century). General interest in the 12th century. Ms. Carrie PEFFLEY Mr. Simon PENDER Robinson (Philosophy) Homerton (MML) [email protected] [email protected] 13th century metaphysics. Medieval French, German and Occitan literature. The subject of metaphysics from Aquinas to Duns Courtly love, lyric poetry, psychoanalysis, literary Scotus. theory. Ms. Maria-Kristina PEREZ Dr. Jennifer PHILLIPS Emmanuel (MML) Cambridge Group for the History of Population and [email protected] Social Structure Comparative Medieval Literature. [email protected] Changing role and representation of Morgan le Fay Social and political history of late medieval in Arthurian literature, art, film etc. England. The peasantry and the manorial system in 14th century England. Dr. Marcus PLESTED Dr. Aleksander PLUSKOWSKI Divinity Clare (Archaeology) [email protected] [email protected] Late antique and Byzantine Christianity. Medieval ecology (especially fauna), seigneurial Ascetic writers; Patristic exegesis. material culture and landscapes, Predation, hunting, the cults of SS. Eustace and Hubert; research website: www.beasts-in-the-woods.org Mr. Richard Matthew POLLARD Dr. Sara M. PONS-SANZ Trinity School of English Studies, University of [email protected] Nottingham Western perceptions of the East, Greek in early [email protected] medieval England and France, language and Old English and Old Norse Linguistics. The Anglo- rhetoric in early medieval Latin texts, philology, Scandinavian linguistic contact during the Viking dating/locating/contextualising esoteric Age; the works of Archbishop Wulfstan of York. authors/sources. Agnellus of Ravenna and the Liber Pontificalis; the Cosmographia of Aethicus Ister and the Latin Pseudo-Methodius. Prof. Chris POUNTAIN Dr. David PRATT Queens’/Queen Mary, University of London Downing [email protected] [email protected] Medieval Romance languages. Anglo-Saxon and Carolingian political thought. Medieval Romance texts; history of the Romance Alfred the Great; Anglo-Saxon law; transmission languages. and interpretation of Boethius; iconography; metalwork.

10 Dr. Kate PRETTY Dr. Wendy PULLAN Homerton (Archaeology) Clare (Architecture) [email protected] [email protected] Early medieval archaeology and history. Early Christian and Islamic architecture and cities; Very late Roman Britain; Anglo-Saxon England; the ritual topography of Jerusalem; pilgrimage. Vikings in NW Europe & N. Atlantic; Celtic Britain 400–800 AD. Dr. Judy QUINN Dr. Sandra RABAN Newnham (ASNC) Trinity Hall [email protected] [email protected] Medieval Icelandic literature. 12th–15th century history. Eddic poetry; skaldic poetry; orality and literacy Medieval Gascony; the land market; Hundred Rolls; studies. Fenland abbeys. Mr. Gianluca RACCAGNI Mr. Mihail RAEV Hughes Hall Trinity (Slavonic Department) [email protected] [email protected] Political, economic and social history of central Political and Economical development of Kievan northern Italy, 11th–13th centuries. The pontificate Rus State during the reigns of Great Princes Igor of Alexander III and his legates. History of and Svyatoslav (c.920–972). University of Bologna. The Lombard Leagues, and regional communes and associations of the central Middle Ages (Hanseatic League, Swiss Confederation etc). Dr. Ben RAMM Dr. Jason M. RAMPELT St. Catharine’s (French) The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion [email protected] St. Edmund’s 12th–13th century French literature. [email protected] Grail literature; 13th century prose romance. Late-Scholasticism, esp. Francisco Suarez, and the logical tradition in general; Scholastic thought in early modern theology and natural philosophy. Dr. Susan K. RANKIN Prof. Stefan REIF Emmanuel (Music) Director, Genizah Research Unit, University Library , especially chant, liturgy and St. John’s manuscripts. [email protected] Medieval Jewish studies. Hebrew language and literature, particularly Jewish liturgy. Dr. Richard REX Ms. Lucy RHYMER Queens’ St. John’s [email protected] [email protected] John Wyclif and Lollardy; late medieval Late medieval English politics with particular Catholicism. emphasis on the interaction between high and low politics in the period. The possibility of Cornish identity in the . The political career of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester 1413-1447 and the perception of his posthumous reputation as the ‘good duke Humphrey’. Dr. Catherine RIDER Ms. Jayne RINGROSE Christ’s MSS Department, University Library [email protected] Pembroke Social, Cultural and Religious History, 12th-15th Cataloguing of medieval MSS. centuries, and particularly Magic; Popular Religion History of Pembroke College. and Pastoral Care; Medicine; and Canon Law.

11 Dr. Rebecca RIST Prof. Ian ROBERTS St Edmund’s (History) Downing (Dept. of Linguistics) 50 Roseford Road, Cambridge, CB4 2HD [email protected] [email protected] Historical linguistics. Medieval ecclesiastical history. Old and Middle English and Old French. Crusades; the medieval papacy; church history; medieval thought; heresy; Jewish-Christian relations; the papacy and the development of the idea of ‘internal’ crusades, 1198–1245. Revd. Dr. Michael ROBSON Mr. Christof ROLKER St. Edmund’s (Divinity) Queens’ [email protected] [email protected] Medieval history, especially the schools and 11th-12th century intellectual history; pre-Gratian universities. The Franciscans in medieval Europe, canon law, esp. Ivo of Chartres. particularly England. Dr. Catherine ROONEY Dr. Emily ROSE 72 Rooks Street, Cottenham, Cambridge, CB4 Visiting Scholar, New Hall 8RB. 10 Grange Road, Cambridge, CB3 9DU. [email protected] [email protected] Medieval palaeography. Jewish-Christian relations, economic history, The manuscripts of the works of Gerald of Wales. hagiography. Ms. Nancy L. ROSS Prof. Miri RUBIN Corpus Christi (History of Art) 17 Hardwick Street, [email protected] Cambridge, CB3 9JA. Medieval art history, particularly illuminated (Department of History, Queen Mary, University of manuscripts. London) The iconography of English Apocalypse [email protected] manuscripts of the 13th and 14th centuries; medieval Religious cultures of Europe 1100–1600; Jewish apocalypticism, especially Antichrist legends; Christian relations; Mary; history of women and Joachism and the Berengaudus commentary. gender. Dr. Andrea RUDDICK Dr. Rebecca RUSHFORTH Pembroke (History) Corpus Christi (ASNC) [email protected] [email protected] British political and cultural history, 13th-15th Palaeography and Anglo-Saxon Charters. centuries. English Caroline Minuscule. National identity and political culture in the later Middle Ages, esp. in England, particularly the roles of the King and the Church. Dr. Paul RUSSELL Mr. Graham ST. JOHN Pembroke (ASNC) Fitzwilliam (History) [email protected] [email protected] Celtic philology and linguistics; early Welsh Fourteenth-century knightly piety in England. orthography. Middle Welsh translation texts; medieval Welsh law; early Irish glossaries. Dr. P. A. V. SARRIS Dr. Charity SCOTT-STOKES Trinity (History) Clare Hall (English) [email protected] [email protected] Late Roman, early medieval and Byzantine social, Middle English. economic and legal history. Dr. Elina SCREEN Mr. Efthymios SIPETZIS Newnham College/Fitzwilliam Museum Wolfson (Linguistics) [email protected] [email protected] Early medieval European and Anglo-Saxon Greek language and literature in Byzantine years. history. Carolingian political history; charters; The development of the case system in Greek during numismatics. Byzantine years.

12 Ms. Abigayle SMYTH Mr. Francois SOYER Darwin (ASNC) King’s (History) [email protected] [email protected] Old English prose. Medieval Spanish and Portuguese history. Fate, free will & predestination in the fall of Man The persecution of the Muslim and Jewish from Paradise in late Anglo-Saxon prose. minorities in Portugal (1496-7). Prof. Peter SPUFFORD Dr. Kaele Leanne STOKES Queens’ Jesus (ASNC) [email protected] [email protected] Late medieval European history, c.1200–1500. Early to mid-medieval social and cultural history of Commerce, banking and money—Western Europe the British Isles. particularly Netherlands, Northern Italy, France; 4th–12th century Welsh history; border history in the trade routes, inflation, wills and other probate British Isles and the development of cultural/ethnic documents. identities. Mr. Peter STOKES Dr. Tony STREET Corpus Christi (ASNC) and KCL (CCH) Clare Hall (Faculty of Divinity) [email protected] [email protected] Medieval palaeography and book history. Islamic philosophy. Eleventh-century English vernacular script. Anglo- Avicennism in the 13th and 14th centuries. Saxon charter-bounds. Computing in the humanities. Mrs. Elsa STRIETMAN, M.A. Mr. Cameron SUTT New Hall (MML, Other Languages) St. Catharine's (History) [email protected] [email protected] Languages and literature of the Low Countries, Medieval social history. 1160 to the present day. Slavery in medieval Hungary. 15th and 16th century drama of the Low Countries. Ms. Athena-Christina SYRAKOY Ms. Anke TIMMERMANN Queens’ (Architecture) Robinson (HPS) [email protected] [email protected] Healthcare and Healthcare Design in Byzantium Medieval alchemy (esp. the dissemination and and Medieval Islam; Healthcare and the city in reception of texts in medieval Britain and the Medieval Islamic ; Healthcare in Byzantine continent - multilingual and interdisciplinary Monastic cities. approach). Ms. Laura G. TINNING Dr. Francesca TINTI Fitzwilliam Wolfson (ASNC) [email protected] [email protected] Old/Middle French and English; Occitan; Breton; Anglo-Saxon History. Classical and Medieval Latin; mythological Anglo-Saxon prosopography. Late Anglo-Saxon influences. ecclesiastical organisation and pastoral care. Dr. Notis TOUFEXIS Mrs. TWYCROSS-MARTIN Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, 50 Glisson Road, Grammar of Medieval Greek Project Cambridge, CB1 2HF. [email protected] [email protected] Pragmatic aspects of medieval texts; Early Modern 14th century literature; Old English. Chaucer. Paper Greek lexicography; Computer assisted editions of 7: Willing to teach Old Norse and Old English. medieval texts.

13 Mr. Malcolm UNDERWOOD Mr. Tom UNDERWOOD Archivist, the Bursary, St John’s Selwyn [email protected] [email protected] 13th–16th century political, religious and social English Ecclesiastical History in the thirteenth and English history; the academic milieu. fourteenth centuries, in particular the instruction of the English parish clergy 1215-1250. The influence of fourteenth-century mysticism on the instruction of the clergy of Europe. Heretical movements in England in the later middle ages and their influence on synodal legislation. The representation of the underclass in medieval annals and chronicles (from the ninth century). The importance of postmodernism to medieval historical writing. Dr. Elisabeth VAN HOUTS Dr. Christine VAN RUYMBEKE Emmanuel Oriental Studies [email protected] [email protected] Anglo-Norman history, 900–1200. Literature in medieval Persia. Latin and vernacular historiography and literature Science in literature; botanical representation in in the Anglo-Norman realm; women’s history 900– Persian miniatures. 1200. Dr. Ineke VAN’T SPIJKER Mr. Alexander VAUGHAN Clare Hall Robinson (History) [email protected] [email protected] Intellectual and monastic culture, 11th–12th British & European religious and cultural history, centuries. 900-1200. Hagiography and historiography in eleventh and twelfth-century England. Dr. D. WAKELIN Ms. Yu-Chiao WANG Christ’s (English) Lucy Cavendish (English) [email protected] [email protected] Literature and manuscripts, 1380-1550; humanism; Reception of medieval texts in renaissance England. the history of reading; English verse. Early printed editions of romances and contemporary readers’ responses. Dr. Peter WARNER Dr. Carl S. WATKINS Homerton Magdalene (History) [email protected] [email protected] Landscape archaeology. 12thC and 13thC religious, cultural and political Origins of the shire; medieval and post-medieval history; Chronicles; ‘popular religion’ in England landscape. during the central Middle Ages. Dr. Sheila WATTS Dr. Tessa WEBBER Newnham (German) Trinity [email protected] [email protected] The older Germanic languages. Medieval palaeography. Verbs and the expression of time in Old Saxon. Book production; libraries; the diffusion and reception of Latin religious texts. Mr. Paul WEBSTER Dr. J. E. WEISS Peterhouse (History) Robinson (English) [email protected] [email protected] Royal piety. Anglo-Norman and English romance and chronicle; Piety of the Angevin ruling family, c.1154–c.1216. Wace. Mr. Charles WEST Ms. Elizabeth WHITE Emmanuel Corpus Christi [email protected] [email protected] Carolingian and post-Carolingian political culture. Eleventh- and twelfth-century intellectual history of Southern Lotharingia and Champagne, 9th to 11th Ireland, contacts between Ireland and the continent. centuries.

14 Dr. Monica WHITE Mr. Colin WILCOCKSON Clare Pembroke [email protected] [email protected] Religious and cultural history of Byzantium and Old English, Early Middle English and Middle Kievan Rus (900–1300). English. Military saints, philosophy of warfare, dragon- Chaucer and Langland. slaying legends. Mrs. Laura WILLIAMS Dr. David WILLIS Corpus Christi (History of Art) Linguistics (Selwyn) University of Wales, Lampeter (Archaeology) [email protected] [email protected] Historical syntax, Middle Welsh, Old East Slavonic English medieval art and architecture, especially (Old Russian), Old Church Slavonic, Middle Breton, Gothic sculpture. Middle Bulgarian. Medieval Welsh vestments and their relationship to Change in word order, negation, and the syntax of the Eucharist in Wales 1200-1600. noun phrases. Ms. Lydia WILSON Prof. B.A. WINDEATT HPS [away academic year 2005-6] Emmanuel (English) [email protected] [email protected] Arabic Medieval Science and transmission to the Medieval literature in its European contexts, West; classification of knowledge based on especially Chaucer and his posterity; Arthuriana; Aristotelianism and other methods in medieval contemplative literature; literature and visual Arabic philosophy. culture. Dr. Nicolette ZEEMAN King’s (English) [email protected] Later medieval literature (especially English but also French and Latin); medieval theology and devotion; ‘Piers Plowman’; medieval literary theory; idols and idolatry.

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