Medieval History
A historian who changed the face of modern Welsh history is to be commemorated with a biennial Public Lecture in his name at Bangor University. The inaugural J. E. Lloyd Lecture will discuss J.E. Lloyd?s own reinterpretation of Welsh history. The Lecture takes place at 6.15 on Friday 22 October at Bangor University?s Main Arts Lecture Theatre and is open to all.
John Edward Lloyd (1861?1947) played a major part in the early history of the University College of North Wales, Bangor, both as Registrar (1892?1920) and Professor of History (1899?1930).
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Medieval History
Bangor University commemorates medieval historian J. E. Lloyd
A historian who changed the face of modern Welsh history is to be commemorated with a biennial Public Lecture in his name at Bangor University. The inaugural J. E. Lloyd Lecture will discuss J.E. Lloyd?s own reinterpretation of Welsh history. The Lecture takes place at 6.15 on Friday 22 October at Bangor University?s Main Arts Lecture Theatre and is open to all.
John Edward Lloyd (1861?1947) played a major part in the early history of the University College of North Wales, Bangor, both as Registrar (1892?1920) and Professor of History (1899?1930).
Click here to read this article from Medievalists.net
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Those interested in sending Christmas Cards with a medieval theme might want to contact Bangor University. The Bangor Pontifical Project and Bangor Cathedral are selling the cards, which show a miniature of a bishop consecrating a church, and the decorated...
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In celebration of Colmcille Day, the Northern Ireland city of Derry is hosting a lecture by Gilbert Markus on ?Place Names and Saints? Cults: a window on medieval Scotland.? The lecture takes place today at the Tower Museum and is organised by Derry City...
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It looks like something Jake and Dinos Chapman might do if they turned their hand to the creative defacement of illuminated manuscripts: the Viz-style gargoyle just to the left of the plainchant notation on page 77 of the nearly 700-year-old Bangor Pontifical,...
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