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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Mar. 11 – Mohamad Ballan
The Workshop on Late Antiquity and Byzantium is pleased to announce its next meeting. Mohamad Ballan, PhD student in History will present “Nec amici nec hostes: Mavia’s Revolt (ca. 378), Saracen foederati, and the Roman-Byzantine East in the Fourth Century A.D.” … Continue reading
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Feb. 18 – Jason Osequeda
The Workshop on Late Antiquity and Byzantium is pleased to announce its next meeting. Jason Osequeda, PhD student in History at the University of Chicago, will present “Hope for the Kingdom of Heaven: Sixtus III and Pelagius.” This event is co-sponsored … Continue reading
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