medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
Please forgive a general email. I want to move my site membership over to a new email address - [log in to unmask] - as part of the preparation for retirement (St Amphibalus having failed to save my institution from impending demolition). To be honest I need to move the interesting stuff to the new address first, to make sure I use it regularly.
Is there a procedure for doing this or do I simply unsubscribe on the old address and subscribe on the new one?
Maddy
Madeleine Gray PhD, FRHistS, FSA
Professor of Ecclesiastical History/Athro Hanes Eglwysig
School of Humanities and Social Sciences /Ysgol Ddyniaethau a Gwyddoniaethau Cymdeithasol
University of South Wales/Prifysgol De Cymru
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medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
St Amphibolus 25th June
Amphibolus was the fugitive priest who took refuge with St Alban (the name Amphibolus means 'cloak', referring to the priestly garment which Alban donned in his stead).
Illustration of the martyrdom of Amphibolus from life of St Alban in Trinity College, Dublin, MS. 177 (formerly E.I.40).
https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Matthew_Paris#/media/File:DublinTrinityCollegeMSEi40LifeAlbanFol45rMartyrdomAmphibalus.jpg
There is a collotype facsimile of this manuscript:
Illustrations to the Life of St Alban in Trin. Coll. Dublin MS. E.i.40, Reproduced in Collotype Facsimile by the Care of W.R.L. Lowe & E.F. Jacob, with a Description of the Illustrations by M.R. James. Oxford, at the Clarendon Press, 1924.
Gordon Plumb
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