Dr
Oliver Nicholson,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
BBBS 2001
‘Constantine’s
Vision of the Cross’, Vigiliae Christianae 54:3 (2000), 309-323.
Forthcoming:
‘Caelum Potius
Intuemini: Lactantius and a statue of Constantine the Great’, Studia Patristica
(2001); ‘Broadening the Roman Mind: Foreign prophets in the historical scheme
of Lactantius’, Studia Patristica (2001); ‘Arnobius and Lactantius’ article
for L. Ayres, A. Louth & F. Young, eds., Cambridge History of Early
Christian Literature; Two articles and various translations in M. Mullett
(ed.), The Forty Martyrs of Sebasteia.
In progress:
An Anatomy
Of Persecution; Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity - This will be a general
reference work of 800, 000 words in a similar vein to the third edition
of the Oxford Classical Dictionary.
BBBS
2000
‘"Civitas quae adhuc sustentat omnia": Lactantius and the city
of Rome’, in W. Klingshirn and M. Vessey, eds., The Limits of
Ancient Christianity. Essays on Late Antique Thought and Culture in Honour
of R.A. Markus (Michigan U. Press, 1999), 7-25; review of Michael
Simmons, Arnobius of Sicca: Religious Conflict and Competition in the
Age of Diocletian in JTS 50 (1999), 319-27.
Forthcoming: ‘Constantine’s vision of the cross’, Vigiliae
Christianae; ‘Caelum potius intuemini: Lactantius and a statue
of Constantine the Great’, Studia Patristica; ‘Broadening
the Roman mind: foreign prophets in the historical scheme of Lactantius’,
Studia Patristica; ‘Arnobius and Lactantius’, for Lewis
Ayres, Andrew Louth and Frances Young, eds., Cambridge History of Early
Christian Literature.
In progress: An Anatomy of Persecution, Lactantius and the Christian
Revolution; Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity; Translation,
with notes, of Dionysius of Byzantium (Greek topographer of 2nd century
A.D.), Anaplus Bospori; ‘Constantinople: Christian community,
Christian landscape’ for Mark Williams, ed., The Making of Christian
Communities in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages; ‘God, the
Sun, and the Emperor Constantine’.
BBBS 1999
Forthcoming: ‘Arnobius and Lactantius’, article for Lewis Ayres, Andrew
Louth and Frances Young, eds., Cambridge History of Early Christian
Literature (Cambridge, 1999?); ‘"Civitas quae adhuc sustentat omnia":
Lactantius and the City of Rome’, in W. Klingshirn and M. Vessey, eds.,
The Limits of Ancient Christianity (Michigan University Press,
1999); Review article of Michael Simmons, Arnobius of Sicca: Religious
Conflict and Competition in the Age of Diocletian, in Inl. Theol.
St. 50 (1999); Two articles and various translations in M. Mullett,
ed., The Forty Martyrs of Sebastia, BBTT 2 (Belfast).
In progress: An
Anatomy of Persecution; Lactantius and the Christian Revolution;
Translation, with notes, of Dionysius of Byzantium, Anaplus Bospori;
‘Lactantius and a Statue of Constantine’; ‘Constantine’s vision of the
Cross’; ‘Constantinople: Christian community, Christian landscape’, for
Mark Williams, ed., The Making of Christian Communities in late Antiquity
and the Middle Ages; ‘Foreign prophets in the historical scheme of
Lactantius’; proposal for an Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity,
along the lines of the 3rd edition of the Oxford Classical Dictionary,
but taking into account the full variety of the half-millenium c.250-
c.750. |
Prof D.M.
Nicol, Cambridge
BBBS 2002
‘A sojourn on the Holy Mountain in the year 1949’, Part I, Friends
of Mt Athos, Annual Report 2000,
91-107, to be concluded.
BBBS 1999
Byzantine Mistra-- Sparta in the Mind, British School at Athens,
BSA Studies, No. 4, W.G. Cavanagh and Susan Walker, eds., Sparta in
Laconia (1998). |
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Nevra
Necipoglu, Bebek, Istanbul
BBBS
2002
‘The
coexistence of Turks and Greeks in Medieval Anatolia (eleventh-twelfth
centuries)’, Harvard Middle Eastern and Islamic Review 5 (1999-2000), 58-76; ‘Constantinopolitan
merchants and the question of their attitudes towards Italians and
Ottomans in the late Palaiologan period’, in C. Scholz and G. Makris,
eds., Polypleuros nous: Miscellanea für Peter Schreiner zu seinem 60. Geburtstag (Munich-Leipzig,
2000), 251-63; Ed., Byzantine Constantinople:
Monuments, Topography and Everyday Life, The Medieval Mediterranean
33 (Leiden-Boston-Köln: Brill, 2001); ‘Introduction’, in ibid., 1-14. Forthcoming: ‘The
Byzantine aristocracy during the period of Ottoman conquests’, in N.
Göyünc, J.-L. Bacqué-Grammont and O. Ergenc, eds., Festschrift for
Halil Inalcik (Istanbul). |
Dr. Jennifer
Nimmo Smith, Edinburgh
BBBS 2009
Review of A. Tuilier, G. Bady, J. Bernardi, eds., Sainte Grégoire de Nazianze Œuvres poétiques. Tome I. 1re partie. Poèmes personnels II, I, 1-11 (Collection des Universités de France publiée sous le patronage de l ‘Association Guillaume Budé), pp. ccxviii + 214 (Paris: Les Belles Lettres 2004). Paper, E60, in Classical Review 56.1 (2006) 84-86.
Forthcoming: ‘Sidelights on the Sermons: the Scholia Oxoniensia on Gregory of Nazianzus' Orations 4 and 5’(an earlier version of which was presented at the Oxford Patristic Conference in 1999) in Studia Nazianzenica II, the publication of which is delayed through difficulties in communication with colleagues in Georgia.
Work in progress: Collation of the manuscripts of Sermons 4 and 5 by Gregory of Nazianzus, with the scholia they contain on these sermons, for an edition and translation of their texts.
BBBS 2007
‘The River Alpheus in Greek, Christian and Byzantine Thought’, Byzantion LXXIV (2004), Fasc. 2, pp.416-432; ‘Magic at the Crossroads in the Sixth Century’, in Elizabeth Jeffreys, ed., Byzantine Style, Religion and Civilisation: in honour of Sir Stephen Runciman (Cambridge 2006) 224-237.
Work in Progress: An article on the Scholia Oxoniensia for a forthcoming Studia Nazianzenica, Brepols, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
A short communication ‘From Gorgias to Gregory of Nazianzus: a Platonic formula revisited’ to be presented at the Oxford Patristic Conference in August 2007.
BBBS 2002
‘The early scholia on the Sermons of Gregory of Nazianzus’, B. Coulie,
ed., Studia Nazianzenica I (Leuven University
Press, Brepols 2000), 69 – 148 (Corpus Christianorum Series Graeca 41 Corpus
Nazianzenum 8); A Christian’s Guide to Greek Culture: the Pseudo-Nonnus Commentaries
on Sermons 4, 5, 39 and 43 by Gregory of Nazianzus, Translated
Texts for Historians, Liverpool University Press 2001.
BBBS 2000
Forthcoming: ‘The early scholia on the sermons of Gregory
of Nazianzus’, to be included in a publication of the papers delivered
at seminars at the Institute Orientaliste, Catholic University of Louvain,
Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium 1996-1997; ‘The Language of the Pseudo-Nonnos
Commentaries’,Thesaurus Pseudo-Nonni Commentarii in IV Orationes
Gregorii Nazianzeni curantibus Bernard Coulie, Jennifer Nimmo Smith
et CETEDOC, Universitas Catholica Lovanensis Lovanii Novi (Turnhout: Brepols
Publishers, 1999).
In progress: Translation of the Pseudo-Nonnos Commentaries for the series
Translated Texts for Historians, Liverpool University Press; collaboration
with international scholars at the Institute Orientaliste, Catholic University
of Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium on the scholia on the sermons of
Gregory of Nazianzus. |
Dr. Fiona
Nicks, London
BBBS 2003
Revision and updating
of several articles for the New Catholic Encyclopedia (New York,
reprinted 2002), including a long essay on the History of the Byzantine
Church.
Forthcoming: The
Reign of Anastasius I, 491-518, Francis Cairns (Publications); Review
Article: Cambridge Ancient History XIV, edd. A. Cameron, M.
Whitby, B. Ward-Perkins, in Dialogos.
Work in Progress: Review:
J.A.S. Evans, The empress Theodora partner of Justinian, University
of Texas Press, 2002 for The Journal of Roman Studies; An article
on: A Fragmentary Encomium: P. GR. Vindob. 29788B-C. |