Epistolary codes: socio-rhetorical strategies in Byzantine letters of the tenth to twelfth centuries

BOF-TT-professorship in Greek Language & Literature

Epistolary codes in Byzantine epistolography: between social context and literary techniques

''For happy is he who speaks to listening ears’: writing and reading paraenetic poetry in Late Byzantium (1204-1453)'.

Interconnected Texts. A graph-based computational approach to Byzantine paratexts as nodes between textual transmission and cultural and linguistic developments

Learning in Byzantium: a socio-literary study of Greek didactic poetry in the 11th and 12th century

Making Narratives of an Empire's Unmaking: A Critical Spatialization of Byzantine Historiography of the Late Eleventh and Early Twelfth Centuries.

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Teaching the Cosmos in Poetry and Prose: Aratus' Phaenomena and Cleomedes' The Heavens in Late Byzantium

Byzantine scholia on historians and the literature of marginalia: reading and writing practices in the margins of medieval Greek manuscripts

Gregory of Nazianzus' poem II,1,50: critical edition and commentary

BOF-TT-professorship in Greek Language & Literature

Poetic paratexts in medieval Greek manuscripts: enactment and reflection of Byzantine textual culture