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Dr. Jeroen W.P. Wijnendaele
Scholar of Fortune @History Department - Ghent University. Everything you wanted to know about The Fall of Rome but were afraid to ask. Gallivanter extraordinaire. Italophile. Homeric Laughter.
I recently had an article on food and patronage by women in late antique and early medieval Iberian monasteries published in the newest issue of Medieval People. ☺️ scholarworks.wmich.edu/medpros/vol4...
Monastic Patronage by Women in Late Antique and Early Medieval IberiaThis article explores monastic patronage by women in sixth- and seventh-century Iberia. It presents literary (hagiographic, epistolary, poetic) and epigraphic evidence of women exercising various form...scholarworks.wmich.eduHomer, of course, famously hated starting his narratives in the middle of things.
lastpositivistMatt Walsh complains that Nolan brought his obsession with nonlinear story telling to the Odyssey, undercutting the original's narrative. The defenders of western civilisation, folks.
friends and neighbors, the newest Element in Religion in Late Antiquity is now *live* and *free to download* through August 4! The inimitable Virginia Burrus on "Martyrdom as Witness in Late Ancient Christian Literature"! www.cambridge.org/core/element...