An 8th-Century Manuscript in Ohio: Examining the Daniel Fragment of the Luxeuil Prophets

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January 23, 2025
4:00PM - 5:30PM
Thompson Library Room 150

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2025-01-23 16:00:00 2025-01-23 17:30:00 An 8th-Century Manuscript in Ohio: Examining the Daniel Fragment of the Luxeuil Prophets An 8th-Century Manuscript in Ohio: Examining the Daniel Fragment of the Luxeuil Prophets Thursday, January 23, 4 - 5:30 pmThompson Library Room 1501858 Neil Ave.Columbus, OH 43210Join the Ohio State University's Rare Books & Manuscripts Library (RBML) and the Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies (CMRS) as Jessica Crabtree, PhD candidate in English, introduces one of the earliest surviving textual witnesses to the Book of Daniel in Latin, an early-8th century manuscript that was loaned to the university for use in CMRS's autumn 2024 "Medieval Manuscript Studies" course. In addition to Jessica Crabtree's talk, the featured manuscript will be on display alongside a range of other original medieval artifacts from RBML's collections. This event is free and open to the public.Hosted by University Libraries, the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies and the Humanities Institute.   Thompson Library Room 150 America/New_York public
An 8th-Century Manuscript in Ohio: 
Examining the Daniel Fragment of the Luxeuil Prophets
 

Thursday, January 23, 4 - 5:30 pm

Thompson Library Room 150

1858 Neil Ave.Columbus, OH 43210

Join the Ohio State University's Rare Books & Manuscripts Library (RBML) and the Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies (CMRS) as Jessica Crabtree, PhD candidate in English, introduces one of the earliest surviving textual witnesses to the Book of Daniel in Latin, an early-8th century manuscript that was loaned to the university for use in CMRS's autumn 2024 "Medieval Manuscript Studies" course. In addition to Jessica Crabtree's talk, the featured manuscript will be on display alongside a range of other original medieval artifacts from RBML's collections. This event is free and open to the public.

Hosted by University Libraries, the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies and the Humanities Institute.