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1. Carmina Qui Quondam
This is a reconstruction of the first song from book 1 of Boethius's Consolation of Philosophy, based on notations added to the Cambridge Songs Manuscript (held in the Cambridge...
Collection: Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy
Institution: Faculty of Music
Created: Mon 4 May 2020
2. Heu, quam praecipiti
This is a reconstruction of the second song from Book 1 of Boethius's Consolations of Philosophy, based on notations contained in the Cambridge Songs Manuscript (held in the...
Collection: Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy
Institution: Faculty of Music
Created: Mon 4 May 2020
3. Tunc me discussa
This is a reconstruction of the third song from Book 1 of Boethius's Consolations of Philosophy, based on notations contained in the Cambridge Songs Manuscript (held in the...
Collection: Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy
Institution: Faculty of Music
Created: Mon 4 May 2020
4. Quisquis composito
This is a reconstruction of the fourth song from Book 1 of Boethius's Consolations of Philosophy, based on notations contained in the Cambridge Songs Manuscript (held in the...
Collection: Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy
Institution: Faculty of Music
Created: Mon 4 May 2020
5. O stelliferi conditor orbis
This is a reconstruction of the fifth song from Book 1 of Boethius's Consolations of Philosophy, based on notations contained in the Cambridge Songs Manuscript (held in the...
Collection: Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy
Institution: Faculty of Music
Created: Mon 4 May 2020
6. Nubibus atris
This is a reconstruction of the seventh song from Book 1 of Boethius's Consolations of Philosophy, based on notations contained in the Cambridge Songs Manuscript (held in the...
Collection: Restoring Lost Songs: Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy
Institution: Faculty of Music
Created: Mon 4 May 2020
'Anglo-Saxon Art in the Round'
An introduction to the exhibition 'Anglo-Saxon Art in the Round' at The Fitzwilliam Museum (23 May - 7 September 2008), which explores the rich inventiveness of early medieval art...
Collection: The Fitzwilliam Museum Podcasts
Institution: Fitzwilliam Museum
Created: Mon 20 Oct 2008
Believing in Medieval Belief: Gibbon, Latour and what we do with Religion
Inaugural lecture by John H Arnold, Professor of Medieval History, given on 2 February 2018
Collection: Inaugural lecture
Institution: Faculty of History
Created: Wed 21 Feb 2018
Chant from medieval Antiphoner
Pulchra facie sed pulchrior. A chant from St John's College manuscript 263, a late fifteenth-century antiphoner, recorded in St John's College Chapel by John Clapham. Reproduced...
Collection: St John's College Library
Institution: Cambridge University Library
Created: Mon 29 Jul 2013
Frames from a Round Table. Introduction to Dante
Frames from a Round Table is a 30 minute (very amatorial, low budget) video-documentary about a round table discussion about Dante, between students and two professors. It shows...
Collection: Cambridge 750th Anniversary of Dante's Birth
Institution: Pembroke College
Created: Fri 18 Mar 2016
Intersections between Religion and Science in Early Medieval Ireland
Research seminar given by Dr Elizabeth Boyle
Collection: Faraday Institute Lectures
Institution: Faraday Institute
Created: Fri 12 Oct 2012
Kati Parppei - Kulikovo Refought – The role of medieval battles in Russian historiography
In this postdoctoral project Russian historiography is used as a case study, tracing the formation, changes and interpolations of narratives of famous medieval battles, such as...
Collection: Clare Hall Colloquium
Institution: Clare Hall
Created: Thu 28 Feb 2013
MML Annual Lecture 2014 - The Vanishing Monolingual, by Bernardette Holmes
The MML Annual Lecture was given by Bernardette Holmes in its inaugural year (2014). The title of the lecture was "The Vanishing Monolingual - why the ability to speak other...
Collection: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages
Institution: Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics
Created: Tue 30 Jun 2015
Professor John Arnold, inaugural lecture
Professor John Arnold of the Faculty of History delivered his inaugural lecture on Friday 2nd February 2018, entitled 'Believing in Medieval Belief; Gibbon, Latour and what we do...
Collection: Lectures
Institution: Faculty of History
Created: Wed 7 Feb 2018
Professor John Marenbon Inaugural lecture: When was Medieval Philosophy?
Professor John Marenbon Inaugural lecture: When was Medieval Philosophy? Recorded 30 November 2011.
Collection: When was Medieval Philosophy?
Institution: Faculty of Philosophy
Created: Thu 1 Dec 2011
Prof. Rosamond McKitterick on Charlemagne
Prof. Rosamond McKitterick (Sidney Sussex College and the Faculty of HIstory) provides an overview of the life and achievements of Charlemagne, starting from Einhard's 'Life of...
Collection: Sidney Greats Lectures (4) Michaelmas 2013
Institution: Sidney Sussex College
Created: Sat 21 Dec 2013
Richard Smith
An interview with the historian and historical geographer Richard Smith about his life and work. Filmed by Alan Macfarlane on 12 April 2011 and edited by Sarah Harrison.
Collection: Film Interviews with Leading Thinkers
Institution: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Created: Tue 30 Aug 2011
Rosanna Cantavella - Sexual education in the Middle Ages
Yes: hard to believe as it may be, sexual education was taught in the Middle Ages throughout Western Europe.
Collection: Clare Hall Colloquium
Institution: Clare Hall
Created: Wed 20 May 2015
The story of the Southampton Psalter
The absorbing, colourful, and sometimes mysterious history of the oldest manuscript in St John’s College – the Southampton Psalter – is the subject of this talk by Professor...
Collection: St John's College - Talks, lectures and seminars
Institution: St John's College
Created: Mon 17 Mar 2014