📚 What if the most dangerous book of the 16th century… was a list? In 1568, Liège printed the Index of Forbidden Books: Luther, Calvin, Rabelais, even Erasmus partly banned. This rare copy is now open access via #DONum ⤵️ 👉 hdl.handle.net/2268.1/4550
I will be speaking this afternoon at the CERL conference in Brussels about 'Re-using Retrospective Bibliographies and the Sammelband 15-16 research project: opportunities and limitations' - looking forward to seeing some of you there! www.cerl.org/services/sem...
It was great to attend the valedictory lecture of @dettwiler.bsky.social Thank you Andreas for everything you have done for the faculty (and beyond)! #academicsky
There we go: our two weeks of summerschools just started... #earlymodern #skystorians
Institute of Reformation History@ihr-geneva.bsky.social · last yr.Notre première semaine de cours d'été est lancée! @dsc66.bsky.social et Nathalie Szczech ouvrent leur semaine sur la "construction et diffusion des groupes évangéliques à l'époque de la Réforme"
Malcolm Walsby@lankian.bsky.social · 2y agoThe archaeology of a printed edition and its copies... Presenting my findings on 'Les faitz de Jésus Christ et du Pape' to the SETAF project of the Université de Genève and the Institut d'histoire de la Réformation this morning : www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/journ...
The archaeology of a printed edition and its copies... Presenting my findings on 'Les faitz de Jésus Christ et du Pape' to the SETAF project of the Université de Genève and the Institut d'histoire de la Réformation this morning : www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/journ...
