Professor Michael Lapidge FBA

Medieval Latin Language and Literature; Anglo-Saxon Literature
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
1994
Subjects
Medieval studies

Current post

Emeritus Fellow, Clare College, Cambridge

Past appointments

Clare College University of Cambridge Emeritus Fellow, Clare College, Cambridge

2004 -

University of Notre Dame, Indiana Notre Dame Professor of English

1999 - 2004

University of Cambridge Elrington and Bosworth Professor of Anglo-Saxon

1991 - 1998

University of Cambridge Reader in Insular Latin Literature

1988 - 1991

Publications

Bede's Latin Poetry

Michael Lapidge - Published in 2019 by Clarendon Press

Oxford Medieval Texts

The Roman Martyrs

Michael Lapidge - Published in 2018 by Oxford University Press

Hilduin of Saint-Denis: The Passio S. Dionysii in Prose and Verse

Michael Lapidge - Published in 2017 by Brill

Byrhtferth of Ramsey: The Lives of St Oswald and St Ecgwine

Michael Lapidge - Published in 2009 by Clarendon Press

Oxford Medieval Texts

The Anglo-Saxon Library

Michael Lapidge - Published in 2006 by Oxford University Press

Interpreters of Early Medieval Britain

Edited by Michael Lapidge - Published in 2002 by The British Academy

The cult of St Swithun

Michael Lapidge - Published in 2002 by Winchester Studies

Anglo-Latin literature

Michael Lapidge - Published by Hambledon Continuum

Two volumes, 1993-1996

Biblical commentaries from the Canterbury school of Theodore and Hadrian

Edited by Bernhard Bischoff, Michael Lapidge - Published in 1994 by Cambridge University Press

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Social Theory; Early Modern History; Religious Studies; Medieval History - Medieval Studies

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Professor Anthony Paul Bale FBA

Anthony Bale is Professor of Medieval & Renaissance English (1954) at the University of Cambridge and a Professorial Fellow of Girton College, Cambridge. His research explores later medieval English literature and culture, with particular interests in Christian-Jewish relations, popular religion, pilgrimage and travel, the history of emotions, and codicology.

Portrait picture of Professor Anthony Paul Bale FBA, image credit: Tamsin Cox

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