Sam Kennerley

Humboldt Fellow at the LMU, Munich - interests in history of ideas and early modern correspondence

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My book on the reception of John Chrysostom in early modern Europe (1417-1624) is just about to be published with @degruyter_TRS:

https://t.co/HOQk7QNIuq

Interested in Greek manuscripts, Latin translation, Erasmus, or scholarship and confessionalisation? Then do check it out.

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@SamKennerley4 takes us into the reception of Chrysostom in early modern Europe, contextualizing the myriad of ways he was translated and interpreted in that period.
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I've also reviewed two great recent books about the connections between Ethiopians, Catholics, and Protestants in the early modern period:

https://t.co/Rje9kme0cF

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Just out! A new article about a Greek book printed in Rome, using that example to explore interactions between the Greek community of the city and the Roman inquisition, as well as the limits of censorship in the 1540s.

https://t.co/tQEOyTAjO9

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BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT (2/2)

The book uses uses previously unseen sources from Beirut, Florence, and the Vatican to write a history of contact between the papacy and the Maronites between 1400 and 1555.

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BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT (1/2)

My book 'Rome and the Maronites in the Renaissance and Reformation' will be published next month. See:

https://t.co/GzkKTq9Vf6

To make use of a pre-print discount

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Registered for this year's RSA? Check out the panel "The Reception of Byzantine Texts and Objects, 1453-1700" at 7-8.3pm GMT / 2-3.30pm EDT. https://t.co/uamXYp9nYh for ample insights from Samet Budak, Nate Aschenbrenner, and Emily Spratt.

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My chapter "Patristic Scholarship and Ascham's 'troubled years'" has just come out in 'Roger Ascham and His Sixteenth-Century World', edited by the wonderful @Ceri_Law and Lucy Nicholas. The book can be found here: https://t.co/Cq3nkMgImc

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Features articles on patristic reception by Andreas Ammann, @ConstantinidouN, Jean-Louis Quantin, @scaliger, @madmcmahon, Andrew Taylor, @orientineurope, Sundar Henny, Cornel Zwierlein, and yours truly. 2/2

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Just published: special issue of International Journal of the Classical Tradition on 'The Reception of the Church Fathers in the Renaissance and Reformation, c.1470-1650': https://t.co/voWrcBmHCm 1/2