Clerics in Church and Society up to 700 - 26-27/04/2019, Warsaw (Poland)
FECHA /DATE/DATA: 26-27/04/2019
LUGAR/LOCATION/LUOGO: University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland)
ORGANIZADOR/ORGANIZER/ORGANIZZATORE: Robert Wiśniewski; Stanisław Adamiak; Jerzy Szafranowski; Marta Szada
INFO: web - s.adamiak2@uw.edu.pl
INSCRIPCIÓN/REGISTRATION/REGISTRAZIONE: gratis / free / gratuito
Fecha límite / deadline / scadenza: 24/04/2019
PROGRAMA/PROGRAM/PROGRAMMA: Programa online / programme online / programma online
25 April 2019, Thursday (pre-conference event: Professor Ewa Wipszycka’s Late Antique Seminar, Library of Papyrology and Roman Law, Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28)
15:00–16:30 Nikolaos Karydis (University of Kent), From Ephesos to Constantinople: The architectural model of Justinian’s church of the Holy Apostles
16:45–18:15 Caroline Humfress (University of St Andrews), Beyond Law and Empire? Reframing P. Petra IV.39
26 April 2019, Friday (Tyszkiewicz Palace, Krakowskie Przedmieście 32)
8:30–9:00 registration
9:00–9:15 a short introduction: Robert Wiśniewski (Uniwersytet Warszawski)
9:15–10:00 key-note lecture: Ewa Wipszycka (Uniwersytet Warszawski), Les Presbytres et les diacres devant l’autel dans les textes normatifs syriens (V-VII s.)
10.00–10.15 COFFEE BREAK
Session 1: Law and Discipline, 10.15-11.45 Chair: Caroline Humfress
• Marzena Wojtczak (Uniwersytet Warszawski), Audientia sacerdotalis? – on the legal nature of dispute resolution by ecclesiastics in Late Antiquity
• Angela Zielinski Kinney (Universität Wien), The Puritanical Pedant at the Second Council of Tours (567)
• Jakub Urbanik (UW), It is Easier for a Camel… Emphyteusis and the Economy of Heaven and Earth
11.45–12.05 COFFEE BREAK
Session 2: Different Grades, Different Duties, 12.05-13.35
Chair: Joanna Wegner
• András Handl (KU Leuven), Was Calixtus Deacon or Presbyter Prior To Becoming the Bishop of Rome?
• Geoffrey Dunn (Australian Catholic University), The Roman Clergy in the Early Fifth Century: Roles and Relationships in Tension
• Norman Underwood (New York University), Ordained Lawyers or Inquisitors? Defensores Ecclesiae and Deviance in Late Antiquity
13.35–15.00 LUNCH
Session 3: Clerics in their Communities (Africa and Italy), 15.00-16.30 Chair: Stanisław Adamiak
• Eric Rebillard (Cornell University), The Role of Clerics in the African Martyr Stories
• Uta Heil (Wien Universität), Does the day of the week make a difference? Some observations on presbyters at work
• Massimo Bidotti (Università della Calabria, MIUR), Clerics and Christian society in Calabria between the 5th and 8th century AD from the sources of the Regesto Vaticano per la Calabria by father Francesco Russo
16.30-16.50 COFFEE BREAK
Session 4: Clerics in their Communities (Gaul), 16.50-18.20 Chair: Robert Wiśniewski
• Jerzy Szafranowski (UW), Jerome and a Monastic Reform of the Clergy
• Carine Van Rhijn (Universiteit Utrecht): Of Green Beans, Sick Sheep, Love-letters and Good Ritual: Some Reflections on the Expertise of Local Priests in the Carolingian Period
• Yaniv Fox (Bar-Ilan University): Local Ties: Merovingian Priests in Their Communities
CONFERENCE DINNER
27 April 2019, Saturday (Tyszkiewicz Palace, Krakowskie Przedmieście 32)
Session 5: Ritual and Piety, 9.00-11.00 Chair: Yaniv Fox
• Dominic Moreau (Université Lille), To Baptize: an Episcopal Prerogative in Late Antiquity?
• Juliette Day (Univeristy of Helsinki), The Visibility and Invisibility of Presbyters and the ‚Minor Orders’ as Ritual Agents in Liturgical Sources
• Giuseppe Perta (Università per Stranieri Dante Alighieri di Reggio Calabria), Towards Jerusalem. Clerics on the Move in the Early Middles Ages
• Stanisław Adamiak (Uniwersytet Warszawski), Requirements and Impediments for Ordination
11.00–11.20 COFFEE BREAK
Session 6: Material dimension 11.20-12.50 Chair: Paweł Nowakowski
• Paweł Traczykowski (Uniwersytet Papieski Jana Pawła II w Krakowie), Qui ecclesiae stipendiis subsistit ad lucra propria non anhelet (Gregory the Great, Ep. I, 42). The Upkeeping of the Clergy in the Letters of Gregory the Great
• Canan Arıkan (Universität Wien), Building Activities and Self-Fashioning by Clerics in Early Byzantine Inscriptions
• Bastiaan Waagmeester (Universität Tübingen), Dirty parchment and scribbled notes. Identifying books for local priests in the ninth century
12.50–13.10 concluding remarks LUNCH