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Bbbs 35 (2009) 35 2009 BULLETIN OF BRITISH BYZANTINE STUDIES BULLETIN OF BRITISH BYZANTINE STUDIES 35 ISSN 0265-162 2009 being the Bulletin of the Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies CONTENTS 1. Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies National Committees of International Association 2 Membership of the Executive Committee 4 2. Publications and Work in Progress 6 3. Fieldwork 37 4. Theses 73 5. Conferences, Lectures & Seminar Series 83 6. 40th Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies 112 7. 41st Spring Symposium of Byzantine studies 113 8. Royal Academy Exhibition: Byzantium 330-1453 130 9. Announcements 134 10. The Society for the Promotion of Byzantine Studies 167 Treasurer’s Report Agenda of 2009 AGM 11. Book Review 176 Addresses Chairman: The Institute of Byzantine Studies, Queen's University, Belfast BT7 1NN Secretary: Courtauld Institute of Art, Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 0RN Treasurer: Barnards Inn, 86, Fetter Lane, London EC4A 1AD Editor and Membership Secretary: Department of Classics, King’s College, Strand, London WC2R 2LS Front cover: Gold pendant with the Adoration of the Magi and the Ascension. Eastern Mediterranean around AD 600 (Byzantium 330-1453, cat. 28) Reproduced by courtesy of the Trustees of the British Museum. 1. SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF BYZANTINE STUDIES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE A. Ex officio Professor A.A.M. Bryer (President) Professor Margaret Mullett (Chairman) Dr Antony Eastmond (Honorary Secretary) Mr Michael Carey (Treasurer) Ms Rowena Loverance (Chair, Publications Committee) Professor Liz James (Chair, Development Committee) B. Elected by the membership of the Society until A.G.M. 2009: Mr Michael Heslop Ms Rowena Loverance Professor Hugh Kennedy until A.G.M. 2010: Professor Rosemary Morris Dr Eurydice Georganteli Dr Teresa Shawcross Until A.G.M. 2011: Dr Timothy Greenwood Dr Ruth Macrides Dr Claire Nesbitt C. Co-opted by the Society until A.G.M. 2012: Mr Michael Carey (Treasurer) D. Co-opted by the Society until A.G.M. 2011: Dr Antony Eastmond (Secretary) E. Ex officio Dr Fiona Haarer (Editor, BBBS) PUBLICATIONS 2. PUBLICATIONS AND WORK IN PROGRESS Professor Roderick Beaton, London ‘Antique nation? "Hellenes" on the eve of Greek independence and in twelfth-century Byzantium’, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 31/1 (2007) 79-98. Forthcoming: From Byzantium to Modern Greece: Medieval literature and its modern reception (Variorum Reprints, Ashgate, Aldershot 2008 or 2009). Dr Sebastian Brock, Oxford (tr. M. Campatelli), “Una fontana inesauribile”. La Bibbia nella tradizione siriaca (Rome: Lipa 2008); The Holy Spirit in the Syrian Baptismal Tradition (revised edn, Piscataway NJ: Gorgias Press 2008); Studies in Syriac Spirituality (expanded edition, Bangalore 2008); ‘Jacob of Serugh’s poem on the Sleepers of Ephesus’, in P.Allen, M. Franzmann and R. Strelan, eds., ‘I sowed fruits into hearts’ (Od.Sol. 17:13. Festschrift for Michael Lattke (Early Christian Studies 12; Strathfield NSW 2007) 13-30; ‘The Syrian Orthodox Church in modern history’, in A. O’Mahony, ed., Christianity in the Middle East. Studies in Modern History, Theology and Politics (London 2007) 17-38; ‘Early dated manuscripts of the Church of the East, 7th to 13th century’, Journal of Assyrian Academic Studies 21:2 (2007) 8-34; ‘St Ephrem and his importance for today’, Harp 22 (2007) 6- 17; ‘The Ancient of Days: the Father or the Son?’, The Harp 22 (2007) 121-130; ‘Two editions of a new Syriac Apocalypse of Daniel’, Jahrbuch für Antike und Christentum 48/49 (2005/6) [2008] 7-18; ‘St Marina and Satan: a Syriac dialogue poem’, Collectanea Christiana Orientalia 5 (2008) 35-57; ‘Saints in Syriac: a little-tapped resource’, Journal of Early Christian Studies 16 (2008) 181-196; ‘The use of the New Testament in the writings of Mor Ephrem’, in Sh. Cherian, ed., Bringing Light to the World, Syriac Tradition Re-visited. Essays in honour of the Very Revd Dr Adai Jacob Chorepiscopa (Tiruvalla 2008) 103-18; ‘Poetry and Hymnography (3) Syriac’, in S.A. Harvey and D.G. Hunter, eds., The Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Studies (Oxford 2008) 657-71; ‘Syriac Studies: a classified bibliography (2001-2005)’, Parole de l’Orient 33 (2008), 281-446; ‘Les versions syriaques de l’Ancien Testament: quelques approches récentes’, in F. Briquel Chatonnet and Ph. Le Moigne, eds., L’Ancien Testament en syriaque (Études syriaques 5; Paris, 2008) 21-32. PUBLICATIONS Professor Anthony Bryer, Birmingham ‘Chronology and dating’ and ‘Food, wine, and feasting’, in E. Jeffreys with J. Haldon and R. Cormack, eds., The Oxford Handbook of Byzantine Studies (Oxford 2008) 31-36, 669-78; ‘The Roman Orthodox world’, in Jonathan Shepard, ed., The Cambridge History of the Byantine Empire (Cambridge 2009) 852-880. Forthcoming: ‘Dawkins Hasluck and the crypto-Christians of Trebizond’, (with illustrations) in M. Llewellyn-Smith and P. Kitromilides, eds., Scholars, Travels and Archives (London and Athens 2009); ‘Last Judgements in the Empire of Trebizond. Painted churches in Inner Chaldia’, (with 33 illustrations) in Rustam Shukurov, ed., Festschrift for Sergei Karpov (Moscow & St Petersburg 2009). Professor Dame Averil Cameron, Oxford ‘The absence of Byzantium’, Nea Hestia 1807 (January 2008) 4-59, with responses in subsequent issues in 2008 by scholars including E. Patlagean, D. Kyrtatas, S. Curcic and E. Chrysos; ‘The violence of orthodoxy’, in Eduard Iricinschi and Holger M. Zellentin, eds., Heresy and Identity in Late Antiquity (Tübingen, Mohr Siebeck 2008) 102-14. Dr Simon Corcoran, London ‘Two tales, two cities: Antinoopolis and Nottingham’, in J. Drinkwater and R.W.B. Salway, eds., Wolf Liebeschuetz Reflected: Essays Presented by Colleagues, Friends and Students, Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, supplement 91 (London 2007) 193-209. This identifies PSI XIII 1346 as part of Justinian, Novel 62 (= Authenticum 64). Dr Mary Cunningham, Nottingham ‘Wider Than Heaven’: Eighth-Century Homilies on the Mother of God (Crestwood, NY: St Vladimir's Seminary Press 2008); Ed. with E. Theokritoff, The Cambridge Companion to Orthodox Christian Theology (Cambridge: CUP 2008); with Leslie Brubaker, ‘The Christian book in medieval Byzantium’, in Thomas F.X. Noble and Julia M.H. Smith, eds., The Cambridge History of Christianity, vol. 3: Early Medieval Christianities, c. 600-c.1100 (Cambridge: CUP 2008) 554-80; Ed. with L. Brubaker, ‘Clergy, monks, and laity’ and ‘Homilies’, in E. Jeffreys with J. Haldon and R. Cormack, eds., The Oxford Handbook of Byzantine Studies (Oxford: OUP 2008) 527-34, 872-81; with Leslie Brubaker, ‘Byzantine Veneration of the Theotokos: Icons, Relics, and Eighth-Century Homilies’, PUBLICATIONS H. Amirav and B. ter Haar Romeny, eds., From Rome to Constantinople. Studies in Honour of Averil Cameron (Leuven: P. Peeters) 235-50. Forthcoming: ‘The Reception of Romanos in Middle Byzantine Homiletics and Hymnography’, Dumbarton Oaks Papers 62 (Washington, D.C.). Work in progress: with P. Allen and N. Tsirionis, a book on the role of the Virgin Mary in Greek homiletics, c. 2nd- 9th centuries; a study of the theological treatment of the Theotokos in 8th-9th century Byzantine homilies and hymns; a theological study of early Christian martyrologies. Dr Ken Dark, Reading Nazareth Archaeological Project. A Preliminary Report on the Fourth Season 2007 (Late Antiquity Research Group, London) (ISBN 0- 9546876-3-9); ‘The Roman-Period and Byzantine Landscape between Sepphoris and Nazareth’, Palestine Exploration Quarterly 140.2 (2008) 1-16; with A.L. Harris, ‘The Last Roman Forum: the Forum of Leo in Fifth-century Constantinople’, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 48 (2008) 57–69; with A.L. Harris, ‘The Orphanage of Byzantine Constantinople: an archaeological identification’, Byzantinoslavica 66 (2008) 189-201. Dr Timothy Dawson, Leeds Forthcoming: Byzantine Cavalryman: the Eastern Roman Empire, c.900 - 1204 (Warrior Series, Osprey Publishing, projected release May 2009); ‘The Walpurgis Fechtbuch: an inheritance of Constantinople?’, Royal Armouries Journal (Spring 2009); ‘The Monomakhos Crown – A Resolution’, at referee stage with Byzantina Symmeitka; ‘Back on the street after 500 years’, Museum of London Friends News (January– March 2009). Work in progress: The World in Good Order: Dress and regalia in the Court of Constantinople, 899 – 1453; Roman Military Clothing 640– 1204. Dr Charalambos Dendrinos, London Forthcoming: ‘Reflections on the failure of the Union of Florence’, Annuarium Historiae Conciliorum 39 (2007); ‘Manuel II Palaeologus in Paris (1400-1402): Theology, Diplomacy and Politics’, in M. Hinterberger and Ch. Schabel, eds., Proceedings of International Colloquium in memory of Deno John Geanakoplos, “Greeks, Latins, and Intellectual History, 1204-1500”, Nicosia 11-13 April 2008, Recherces PUBLICATIONS de Théologie et Philosophie médiévales, Bibliotheca (Peeters: Leuven 2009). Work in progress: Research on Emperor Manuel II Palaeologus, Joseph Bryennios, Makarios Makres and Manuel Calecas’ autograph manuscripts. Dr Archie Dunn, Birmingham Forthcoming: ‘Byzantine and Ottoman maritime traffic in the estuary of the Strymon: between environment, state, and market’, in J. Bintliff, ed., New approaches to the study of medieval and post-medieval Greece (B.A.R. (International Series), spring 2009); ‘Surveys, excavations, and texts: the puzzle of Byzantine Boeotia’s silk production’, in F. Blondé and A. Muller, eds., L’artisanat grec. Approches méthodologiques et perspectives (Table Ronde, Octobre 2007) (École française d’Athènes). Dr Antony Eastmond,
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