Study programme
Classes
- Introduction to Reading Medieval Latin TextsAGL100046 | Faculty of Arts
- Working with Medieval Manuscripts IAGL500017 | Faculty of Arts
- Working with medieval Manuscripts IIAGL500018 | Faculty of Arts
- Medieval Pelography I - Early Book ScriptsAGLV00010 | Faculty of Arts
- Late Medieval ManuscriptsAGLV00011 | Faculty of Arts
- Bible and Medieval LiteratureAGLV00013 | Faculty of Arts
- Digital Editing of Medieval TextsAGLV00035 | Faculty of Arts
- High and Late Medieval ScholasticsAGLV00038 | Faculty of Arts
- Medieval Latin Paleography and Manuscript StudiesAGLV00056 | Faculty of Arts
- Medieval StudiesAGLV00059 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The Velislav Bible and Latin biblical mnemonics in the 14th and 15th century Bohemia2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Obscurity in Medieval Texts2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Multiple Copying and the Interpretability of Codex Contents: ‘Memory Miscellanies’ Compiled by Gallus Kemli (1417-1480/1) of Sankt Gallen2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Verses on the Effects of the Eucharist: Memory and the Material Text in Utraquist Miscellanies2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Summarium Biblicum: A Biblical Tool both popular and Obscure2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Pulp Fiction in Medieval Latin Literature?2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Passion and Passion: Intertextual Narrratives between History and Parody2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The Velislav Bible in the context of Biblical retellings2013 | Faculty of Arts
- The Miscellanies of Mattheus Beran2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Textual Obscurity in the Middle Ages (Introduction)2013 | Faculty of Arts
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