Revealing Records VI friday 23 May Weston Room, Maughan Library, King’s College London Programme

Revealing Records VI  

Friday 23 May 

Weston Room, Maughan Library, King’s College London 

Programme 

 

09.00: Keynote 1  

 

Professor Paul Brand (All Souls College, Oxford): 'Plea Rolls and Law Reports: 

 

formal record and courtroom reality in thirteenth and early fourteenth century 

 

England' 

10.00: Panel 1  

 

Samantha Blickhan (Royal Holloway College, University of London): 'Palaeography 

 

and Notation in British Musical Sources,1150-1300: Examining Concordances' 

 

Sarah Nangle (University College Dublin): 'Crafting music in medieval England' 

10.50: Tea Break 

11.10: Panel 2  

 

James Moore (King's College London): Social networks and experiences of the cross-

 

Channel empire after 1066: case study of a Norman family' 

 

Lucy Hennings (Exeter College, Oxford): 'Recording networks: the role of Magistri in 

 

the Administration of Henry III, 1216-1272' 

 

Aleksandr Lobanov (University of Southampton): 'The account of the receiver-

 

general of the duke of Burgundy as a source for the campaign of 1421' 

12.25: Lunch 

13.10: Keynote 2 

 

Dr Alice Rio (King's College London): 'Waltharius at Fontenoy? Epic heroism and 

 

Carolingian political thought' 

14.10: Panel 3 

 

Alison Creber (King's College London): 'How much control did Adelaide of Turin 

 

(c.1014/24-1091) have over the Viscounts of Baratonia?' 

 

Sarah Greer (University of St Andrews): 'Nostri spes et dominatrix: representations of 

 

female monastic patronage in the historical works of Hrotsvitha of Gandersheim' 

15.00: Tea Break 

15.20: Panel 4 

 

Joanne Edge (Royal Holloway, University of London): ''Non te despera de Spera 

 

Pictagoria': The 'Sphere of Pythagoras' and Learned Medical Treatises in England, c. 

 

1300-1500' 

 

Felicity Hill (University of East Anglia): 'Excommunication in thirteenth-century 

 

England'  

16.10: Closing Address 

 

Daniel Hadas (King's College London)