The most beautiful hop-laden tree I've ever seen - wreathed in bines & beautiful papery cones of the female flowers💚💚💚 Hildegard of Bingen was the first to record the importance of adding hops to beer to prevent it spoiling. She is the (unofficial) patron😇of brewing🍻

'Comparative Aesthetics of Dictatorship' unfortunately seems a pertinent topic today… conference in Venice, open to the public apps.unive.it/server/eventi/…

📅Deadline Approaching: Two more weeks to apply for our #Fellowships! We offer: 🚀Early Career Fellowships (up to 8 years after PhD) 👩‍🔬Senior Fellowships (8+ years after PhD) 🌍Senior Fellowships for #African Researchers in Sustainable Governance 👉frias.uni-freiburg.de/en/funding-pro…

Dankeschön for welcoming me at this year's conference of the Association for German Studies in Leeds! Important to discuss with experts and friends how to better "Make the Case for German" - and for German studies.

Henrike Lähnemann 📯 @[email protected] Absolutely! Do give me a shout, I'd love to hear about your latest projects.

10 rules for Oxford by Philip Mo, not just for future interns! Special mentions Taylor Institution Library (Taylorian) Bodleian Libraries @stedmundhall Read it in full on Oxford History of the Book blog: historyofthebook.mml.ox.ac.uk/10-rules-for-a… #books #ıcecream #packingtips

Thx Ashley Castelino for this fun byproduct of plotting a new promotional video for Oxford Medieval Studies! (Props for the film from the #OxfordMysteries tack in my office) #wingsonshoulders

Just gone online: Join me for Book at Lunchtime: The Life of Nuns ⁦TORCH Oxford⁩ #nuntastic torch.ox.ac.uk/event/book-at-…

Flying over Taylor Institution Library (Taylorian) at the St Giles Fair with Maia Chankseliani (@mchankseliani.bsky.social)

I've officially started at Lincoln College! I’ll be teaching and researching in Old and Middle English here for the next five years, with plenty of Classical Reception in the mix. Please drop me a line if you’re in Oxford and free for a coffee-would love to meet new people too😊

Now online: documentation of the splendid 3rd instalment of The World of Iffley in the 12th Century. Traveling w/ Teresa Witcome to Toledo & making music w/ Ian Pittaway St Mary's Iffley Oxford Medieval Studies medieval.ox.ac.uk/2024/08/06/12t…

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O mynsche dencke war du bist her ghekamen vnde wattu nu byst. vnde wattu schalt werden in korter vryst. Added opening address to the Totentanz mural #medievalstreetart thx to alex singleton dodedans.com/E1489.htm

Can't make it to Buenos Aires? We’ve got you covered! Join us for an exclusive online session on October 25 to catch up on #TEI2024 highlights and discussions. Stay tuned for more details!

Did you write your doctoral thesis on #manuscripts or other written artefacts? Then take part in the competition for the J.P. Gumbert Dissertation Award 2024! The winner will receive 5,000€ and a research fellowship at the CSMC. csmc.uni-hamburg.de/news/2024-09-1…

We'll be welcoming visitors tomorrow for #oxfordopendoors with guided tours of the library from 10am-3pm! Due to the day's events, the building will be busier than usual, and the Voltaire room will be closed so groups can view our Kafka exhibition #kafkaslanguages24 Join us!

This early printed book is full of colourful woodcut engravings of historical and mythological women. 'De Claris Mulieribus’ is notable as the first collection devoted exclusively to biographies of women in post-ancient Western literature. 106 women are featured. MS Douce 287

A visit at the building site for the new Humanities Division building during #oxfordopendoors with my dual TORCH Oxford & Oxford Medieval Studies banner. Thx to Guy Jackson Oxford Academic for filming! (& bumped into William Whyte on way down)

We have a list of every Anglo-Saxon whose name we know: it's an astonishing achievement & research tool. It took 10 years & is now available again: pase.ac.uk Reeves, moneyers, pilgrims; anchorites, assassins, archpriests; sisters, sons & seventeenth-grandfathers...

Guess what is coming! Selena Wisnom documented by Ashley Castelino for Oxford Medieval Studies at liver divination. Watch this space! The Queen's College