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Department of Medieval Studies

The Department of Medieval Studies offers multidisciplinary courses on both the Master’s and the doctoral levels to medievalists from diverse backgrounds such as history, art history, archaeology, philology, philosophy and theology.

Feb
walton

Houses of Worship, Objects of Heritage: On Intersections of Post-Imperial Memory and Religion

Jeremy Walton
Feb
Cyril of Alexandria

Blessings, Bribes & Bishops: Cyril of Alexandria, the Council of Ephesus (431) and the Making of Orthodoxy

Volker L. Menze
Feb
Wilke

Research Seminar: In Search of Hebrew Epitaphs from Medieval Constantinople

Carsten L. Wilke
Jan
Praiser-Kapeller Lecture

Signs of the End of Times? The Turn of the First Millennium AD, the Oort Minimum and Natural Disasters in the Byzantine Empire and Beyond

Johannes Preiser-Kapeller
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | Tiered D-001
Jan
Capture d'ecran

Emotions and Nation: Making Community, Communion and National Subjects in the Narrative Sources of Brabant and Bohemia (1300–1400)

Éloïse Adde
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | C210
Dec
cover

The Political Ideology of the Renaissance and Early Modern City - From Bruni to Althusius

Dec
cover

When “The Land of Filibe Became Egypt and Meriç Turned Into Nile”: Governance, Architectural Patronage, and Water Management of the Mid-fifteenth-Century Plovdiv

Dec
ACML

Anna Christidou Memorial Lecture - Coincidence or Intention: Foundations on Solid Rock

Lioba Theis
Dec
cover

Urban Governance in South Asian Cities

Dec
Kreuztriptychon-Ausschnitt-Wiener Hofburg

Ferdinand Opll (University of Vienna): Early Modern Town Maps and Views of Vienna and Their Importance in an International Context

Ferdinand Opll
Dec
Menze seminar

Research Seminar: The Last Pharaoh of Alexandria: Patriarch Dioscorus and Ecclesiastical Politics in the Later Roman Empire

Volker L. Menze
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 |
Nov
cover

How Strange Were the Strangers of Medieval Cities?

Nov
cover

Armed Citizens in Town. Control of Weapons and Armories

Nov
Cut of Crux's manuscripts (Třeboň, State regional archives, A 17, fol. 417r)

Lucie Doležalová (Charles University): The Graphomaniac Crux de Telcz (1434–1504) and Peculiarities of Late Medieval Manuscript Culture

Lucie Doležalová
Nov
cover

Guilds, Fraternities and Civic Life in London, 1300-1700

Nov
title folio from a 14th-century manuscript

Lilly Stammler (Sofia University): The "Life of Andrew the Fool" and Some 14th-Century Literary Collections on the Balkans

Lilly Stammler
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | A211
Nov
Gewölbe Minoritenkirche

DAAD Workshop 3 | Borders and Interactions: Monastic Regions, Cult Centers and Pilgrimages

Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | D001 Tiered Room
Nov
cover

Seals and Oath-taking: Jewish Civic Participation in the Medieval Holy Roman Empire

Nov
medieval learning

Trans-, Inter-, Multidisciplinarity: Illusion or Reality? - Roundtable with Medieval Studies Students

Daniel Ziemann, Tara Merrigan, Lukas Plevko, Zeynep Olgun, Eduard Visintini, Emy Joy
Oct
Paupercula

Maria Cristina La Rocca (Università degli Studi di Padova): Paupercula: A Woman Alone Between Poverty, Disability and Redemption (6th–9th Century)

Maria Cristina La Rocca
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | D108
Oct
cover

Rural Subjects? Governance, Participation and Self-Representation in Imperial Villages

Oct
coverThis event is part of the Urban Governance and Civic Participation in Words and Stone Lecture Series.

Writing on Walls in Early Modern Italy

Oct
illustration

Suzana Miljan (Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts): A Unique Source for the History of the Kingdom? - The Analysis of the Court Records from Sixteenth-Century Turopolje

Suzana Miljan
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | D001 Tiered Room
Oct
Azneh seminar

Research Seminar: Ex Oriente Lux

Aziz Al-Azmeh
Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | A 415
Oct
cover

Mediterranean Cities in the Early Middle Ages