27 V (4.45 Warsaw time): Enno Friedrich (Universität Graz), Pindaricus Fortunatus? How well did Venantius Fortunatus (Gaul, 6th c. CE) know Pindar (Greece, 5th c. BCE)? Venantius Fortunatus, late antique author of occasional poems, letters, saints’ lives and one hagiographical...
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The aim of the Polish Returns NAWA Programme is to allow prominent Polish scientists to return to their country and take up employment at Polish higher education institutions, scientific units or research institutes. The Programme will create optimal conditions for...
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"In 6th century Italy, saints were said to perform an unusual number of water miracles. Paleoclimatological data from a stalagmite may reveal why. In early medieval Italy (then a troubled peninsula transitioning from the collapse of Roman rule) a group...
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Dear Colleagues, In the Faculty of History, as of May 6, 2021, we have a Dean's Anti-Discrimination Plenipotentiary. This is the person who, in a situation requiring support or advice, is the first contact in our Faculty. The scope of...
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It was with great sorrow that we learned of the death of Prof. Henryk Samsonowicz. Born in 1930, Henryk Samsonowicz was an eminent historian, an expert on the history of the Middle Ages and an important man of the University...
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