This post is guest-edited by David Wrisley, Medieval Fellow @DJWrisley. Medieval Fellows for the Fall 2014-15 semester Emma Campbell and David Wrisley are hosting an informal workshop with other Fordham scholars on the notion of…
Continue ReadingThis week the Venerable Blog would like to highlight a new feature of the French of Italy project, our TimeMap. This map plots over two hundred witnesses of French-language texts created in Italy from 1250-1500, both chronologically…
Continue ReadingWhat do scripture commentaries, modern English translations of ribald Latin Poetry, Piers Plowman, and verse translations of Syriac hymns have to do with each other? Not much, except that they are the most recent additions…
Continue ReadingThis week on The Venerable Blog, we would like to draw your attention to the upcoming activities of Fordham History Professor Richard Gyug, who manages the website of the Society for Beneventan Studies. The Society is dedicated…
Continue ReadingIn conjunction with the website, The Latin Works of John Wyclif, Fordham will be hosting a conference this coming June entitled “Europe After Wyclif”. Fordham is sponsoring the conference jointly with Michael Van Dussen at…
Continue ReadingThis week at the Venerable Blog, we are excited to introduce the audio content newly added to the webpage of the Center’s French of England Project. Through the efforts of Thelma Fenster and Jocelyn Wogan-Browne, as…
Continue ReadingWelcome to The Venerable Blog, a biweekly update highlighting the wide range of digital activities taking place on the sites hosted by Fordham’s Center for Medieval Studies. We invite you to comment and participate as…
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