Till Stüber

Medievalist – interested in everything Late Antique and Early Medieval – currently working on Pre-Gratian canon law

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

My PhD thesis is finally available as a book
📖 #medievalTwitter #medievalresearch #mittelalterforschung #merovingians
Find it at https://t.co/KUlpVCSZHg

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

@bildungsburger Habe es vor ein paar Tagen schon auf der MGH-Website gesehen. Besser geht's nicht 👍🏻🎉

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

@LitteraCarolina @ArcHumanities Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Anna!

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

Wow.

[Levi Roach @ProfLRoach]

Let he who has not challenged a man to a duel over the use of a typewriter cast the first stone. @twioeg

[Medieval Updates @MedievalUpdates]

Michael Eber, Stefan Esders, Till Stüber, Die Lebensbeschreibung des Lupus von Sens und der merowingische Machtwechsel von 613/14 (@harrassowitz_v, December 2022)
https://t.co/WajC5Nc6Gn
https://t.co/zV6CAJqvmY
#medievaltwitter #medievalstudies #medievalhagiography #Merovingian

[@[email protected] @mssprovenance]

At last -- a staff member who looks legit!

[Yale Classics Lib @YaleClassicsLib]

New issue of Frühmittelalterliche Studien Volume 56 (2022) https://t.co/ND6tP3MsJn @dg_medieval @degruyter_lib #OpenAccess

[Monumenta Germaniae Historica (MGH) @mgh_tweets]

I (^ek) want to draw attention to a very interesting article by Warren Pezé:
Une controverse carolingienne sur le corps ressuscité du Christ. Le traité inédit du ms. Hamilton 132, in: Sacris Erudiri 60 (2021) p. 205–278.

[Juan Rodriguez Vita @J_RodriguezVita]

"How did you end up working in Accademia?"

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

@_Cempestre @dg_history Congrats, Ellora!

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

@rotula Wow, I've just seen this now, thank you for sharing this!

[Harrassowitz Verlag @harrassowitz_v]

Karl der Kahle (†877) zählt zu den bedeutendsten karolingischen Herrschern. Für diese Ausgabe von @DrSchror wurden 38 seiner Schriftstücke identifiziert und zusammengestellt; sieben davon sind erstmals oder neu ediert. https://t.co/biMi4eBIdj
@mgh_tweets #Mediävistik #Karolinger

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

Wow that sounds very promising! Can't wait to read this.

[Revue d'Histoire Ecclésiastique @RHE_Revue]

Liste des livres reçus cette semaine à la rédaction / New books received last week :

Fernand Peloux, Les premiers évêques du Languedoc. Une mémoire hagiographique médiévale. (Hautes études médiévales et modernes, 115). Genève, Droz, 2022.

[Rutger K (no longer here) @AnotherAspirin]

Another day, another social scientist making broad statements about The Medievals without even bothering to read a single goddamn page of historical research on the subject.

#MedievalTwitter

https://t.co/KjrOtQtGBr

[🟣Tamar Rotman @Tamaruli]

It's official! My book "Hagiography, Historiography, and Identity in Sixth-Century Gaul: Rethinking Gregory of Tours" is out!
https://t.co/4Ld9Dw0HlL

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

@bildungsburger Congrats, Michael! 🥳

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

@carinevanrhijn @LitteraCarolina https://t.co/qnGLxJBedv

https://t.co/LohvOyGBE5

[Till Stüber @StuberTill]

@carinevanrhijn @LitteraCarolina He found it in a twelfth-century ms. from Metz (F Nr. 11?) and adds a facsimile of it. It looks pretty similar to the entry you found in the Munich ms.

[James T Palmer @j_t_palmer]

In 1893 Krusch published a Merovingian healthcare calendar. Was it Merovingian? I add some guessing and a translation https://t.co/QivMQdDDDs
(Meant to publish this ages ago but taught it today so...)