Medieval History
The Pillars of the Earth ? the Amplified Edition
The Amplified Edition of Ken Follett?s international bestselling novel The Pillars of the Earth has been released by Penguin Books and Starz. It combines the novel with new content from the upcoming mini-series. This electronic edition is available for the iPad, iPhone and iPod in the United States.
Beyond just offering an e-version of the novel, the amplified edition showcases exclusive videos with the author about his research and the process of bringing his book to the screen, and an innovative Character Tree that provides a remarkable aid to keeping the story?s myriad characters straight.
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The Life Of Anskar (british Academy Post-docs Part I)
We are delighted that two members of the Department have recently been awarded British Academy Post-doctoral Fellowships, a particular achievement given the stiff competition for awards this year. In this first post, Dr Paul Gazzoli outlines his proposed...
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Obituaries For Mark Blackburn
An obituary for Dr Mark Blackburn (1953-2011), prepared for the British Numismatic Journal, has been made available electronically in advance of its publication. It can be found here. [Edit: 30/09/11] Another obituary for Mark appeared in the Guardian...
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Reading Europe: European Culture Through The Book
Europeana, Europe?s digital library, museum and archive, has launched an online exhibitions that explore highlights of the continent?s literature. Reading Europe: European culture through the book showcases the full texts of 1,000 of Europeana?s most...
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Medievalism Has Arrived
Novel set in Middle Ages now the current pick for Oprah's Book Club. Of course, lots of people have read Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth but lots more will read him again soon. Hat-tip: Mediev-L Update: Oh yeah, and the Beowulf movie opens...
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Vetus Latina Iohannes Electronic Edition
The Vetus Latina Iohannes Electronic Edition has been updated today to version 1.7. This now includes images for VL 9A and VL 23. Codex Sarzanensis is now divided into its two constituent manuscripts, VL 22 and VL 22A.?...
Medieval History