This AND Susan Rankin’s Lyell Lectures, all within the space of three weeks? What a treat!

Remember to register for Dr Jesse Billett's lecture tomorrow on The Lost Antiphoners of Anglo-Saxon England! #medievaltwitter

Superb paper by Jesse Billett this afternoon, tracking down evidence for the Antiphoner/Divine Office in Anglo Saxon England

Tomorrow, Tues 3 May, 5pm (BST), Prof. Susan Rankin (Cambridge) gives her first Lyell Lecture on English liturgical books and musical notations 900-1150. Further details and online sign-up details here: visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/event/the-lyel…

Delighted to see that the Pfaff at 50 (make that 52!) will be going ahead this year, 1-2 July hybrid online and f2f Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN, celebrating 50(+2) years since the publication of New Liturgical Feasts. Details and registration: pfaff50.wordpress.com Pfaff at 50 MEDIUM ÆVUM

Ad #medievaltwitter: A little update on the finished #NeglectedSources project. Here is the first version of a database of all the liturgical manuscripts preserved in contemporary Poland (produced until ca. 1300): liturgica-poloniae.ihpan.edu.pl/database/ (basic plugins)

I just joined Henry Bradshaw Soc, because life is too short to withhold from oneself the hedonistic pleasures of scholarly editions of liturgical texts

Join us next Monday 7.11 at 5.30 PM for a hybrid seminar at the Institute of Historical Research with @ArthurWestwell on "A 'compiling mania'? Unravelling the mixed sacramentaries made at Saint-Amand during the Viking invasions"! For the zoom link please register here:history.ac.uk/seminars/histo…

We're delighted to support these seminars on the history of the liturgy. Monday's seminar with @ArthurWestwell will be a treat! Make sure to sign up in advance for the zoom link, or you can attend in person!

Susan Rankin, Sounding the Word of God: Carolingian Books for Singers (Notre Dame Press, November 2022) facebook.com/MedievalUpdate… undpress.nd.edu/9780268203436/… #medievaltwitter #medievalstudies #Carolingian #CarolingianEmpire #medievalmusic #medievalreligiosity #medievalliturgy

It's HERE! The Final Boss of historical Coronation guides from Henry Bradshaw Soc. Now I'm all set for 6 May 👍👑 boydellandbrewer.com/9781907497377/…

Some reflections by David Pratt, editor of new Henry Bradshaw Soc publication of The Earliest English Coronation Ordines, on the forthcoming coronation of King Charles III: historyandpolicy.org/opinion-articl… #CoronationWeekend #medieval #liturgy

Our Annual meeting will take place in Cambridge at 2pm on 9 June. Our annual public lecture, open to all in person and online, will follow at 5.30pm by Dr Alan Thacker, on 'The Martyrs and the Liturgy in the Early Middle Ages'. More details to follow but for now: save the date!

At our last HistLiturgy Seminar in Summer Term 2023 on Monday 5 June, at 5:30 (BST), Nigel Ramsay (UCL) will present "English medieval bishops and their books and libraries". Institute of Historical Research For the Zoom link please register on the IHR Webpage: history.ac.uk/events/a-prese…

Come join us at 5pm today for our Annual Henry Bradshaw Soc lecture, delivered by Dr Alan Thacker on 'The #Martyrs and the #Liturgy in the Early Middle Ages' - in person at Trinity College Cambridge or zoom link below! #medievaltwitter trin-cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/94067876918

Henry Bradshaw’s bookish rooms in the Wilkins Building King's College, Cambridge, probably shortly after his death in 1886. Bradshaw was Librarian Cambridge University Library 1867-86. For #BookLoversDay. Photograph is Cambridge UL Special Collections Cam.a.500.10.

Henry Bradshaw may have been dead nearly 140 years but he still insists on sending me a book every so often Henry Bradshaw Soc

CfP: The HistLiturgy are seeking proposals for lightning presentations at their study day New Directions in the History of Liturgy, 18 May at Senate House. Deadline 22 March, for further details see: CfP: henrybradshawsociety.org/news/ Event: history.ac.uk/events/new-dir…