Please join us for Medieval Lunch on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving break, to find out about “Reading Seneca with Walahfrid, Abbot of Reichenau”! We will be using the same Zoom link as before. To join the Medieval Lunch mailing list, please email janice.zocher@yale.edu.
The final fall semester meeting of the Colloquium on Textual Editing will feature Carson Koepke on “Editing the Rhythmical Latin Life of St Eustace Placidas.” You can join from this Zoom link.
Please join us on Tuesday, December 8, for our last Medieval Lunch of 2020, to learn about “Social Identity and Emotional Community in Ephrem the Syrian’s Necrosima.” We’ll convene at the same Zoom link as before.
Yale Lectures in Medieval Studies is delighted to present Jack Tannous (Princeton University): “Lost and (Not) Found: Syriac Literature as a ‘Miserable Wreck’.” Online registration here.
The final fall semester meeting of the Colloquium on Textual Editing will feature Carson Koepke on “Editing the Rhythmical Latin Life of St Eustace Placidas.”