William Caferro (Vanderbilt University), The HBS Medici Collection: Merchants, Markets, and Business Practices in the Renaissance. For more information, please visit the Medici events website.

William Caferro (Vanderbilt University), The HBS Medici Collection: Florence and International Trade, 1400-1600. Co-sponsored by the Committee on Medieval Studies, Harvard Business School, Houghton Library, and the Department of History. For more information, please visit the Medici events website.

Christopher Loveluck (University of Nottingham), Atlantic Networks and Social Change in the Early Medieval West: Western Britain and Ireland in an Expanding Archaeological Context, c. AD 400-1200.

Katharine Olson (Bangor University), "The Seven Journeys of the Soul": Women, Manuscript Culture, and the Apocalypse in Medieval and Renaissance Wales and Ireland.

Christoph Markschies (Humboldt University Berlin), Demons and Diseases. Co-sponsored by the Boston Area Patristics Group and the International Catacomb Society.

Touba Ghadessi (Wheaton College), Vexed Rulership: Ambiguous Valois Bodies (1494-1589).

Panel discussion of Ahmed Ragab's The Medieval Islamic Hospital: Medicine, Religion and Charity, featuring Shigehisa Kuriyama (East Asian Languages and Civilizations), Roy Mottahedeh (History), and Charles Stang (Harvard Divinity School) in conversation with the author.

Robert Wisnovsky (James McGill Professor of Islamic Philosophy, McGill University), Muhammad ʿAbduh’s Metaphysics in Context. Sponsored by the Harvard Center for Middle Eastern Studies.

Robert Wisnovsky (James McGill Professor of Islamic Philosophy, McGill University), Avicenna and Avicennism. Sponsored by the Harvard Center for Middle Eastern Studies.

Francisco Prado-Vilar (Real Colegio Complutense), Hidden Masterpieces Revealed: Spanish Medieval Art in the Zodiaque La nuit des temps Series. A lecture marking the publication of Janet Marquardt's Zodiaque: Making Medieval Modern, 1951-2001 (Pennsylvania State University Press, 2015).

Janet T. Marquardt (Eastern Illinois University), Making Medieval Modern: The Evocative Zodiaque Photographs and their Legacy. A lecture marking the publication of Janet Marquardt's Zodiaque: Making Medieval Modern,1951-2001 (Pennsylvania State University Press, 2015).

Nicholas Trépanier (University of Mississippi), The Landscapes of Post-Byzantine Anatolia.

Maryanne Kowaleski (Fordham University), 2015-2016 Radcliffe Institute Joy Foundation Fellow: Living by the Sea: Women, Work, and Family in Maritime Communities in Medieval England.

Fergus Kelly (School of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies), Whodunnit? Indirect Evidence in Early Irish Law. Sponsored by the Department of Celtic Languages and Literatures.

The 35th annual Harvard Celtic Colloquium, featuring keynote address on Saturday, 10 October by Diana Luft (Cardiff University). Sponsored by the Department of Celtic Languages and Literatures, with support from the Provostial Funds Committee for the Arts and Humanities and The Friends of Harvard Celtic Studies. For more information and complete program, visit the conference website.