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TimetableFollow this link to download the timetable as a PDF file [38 KB] Programme – updated February 15 2010
SPEAKERSMonday 22 MarchPlenary lecture (18.00–19.00 as part of the BSR public lecture series) Paolo Liverani (Università degli studi di Firenze), St. Peter’s and the City of Rome Tuesday 23 MarchSession I 09.00-10.30 Chair for session I – Christopher Smith (British School at Rome) Opening of conference and welcome - Christopher Smith (Director of the British Pietro Zander (Fabbrica di San Pietro in Vaticano), La costruzione della basilica costantiniana nelle testimonianze superstiti della Necropoli di San Pietro Richard Gem (UK), Constantine, Constans and St Peter's: A New Solution to the Building History of the 4th-century Basilica
Session II 11.00-12.30 Lex Bosman (University of Amsterdam), Spolia in the Fourth-century Basilica Joan Barclay Lloyd (LaTrobe University, Melbourne), Revisiting Old St. Peter's with Richard Krautheimer Olof Brandt (Pontificio Istituto di Archeologia Cristiana), The Early Christian Baptistery of St. Peter's
Session III 14.00-15.30 Chair for sessions III and IV - Serena Romano (Université de Lausanne) Meaghan McEvoy (Dumbarton Oaks/ University of Oxford ), The Mausoleum of Honorius: Late Roman Imperial Christianity and the City of Rome in the Fifth Century Judson J. Emerick (Pomona College), Did the Early Christian Sant'Anastasia copy Old St. Peter's? Annie Labatt (Yale University), The Life of the Roman “Anastasis” in Old St. Peter's from John VII to Formosus
Session IV 16.00-17.30 Antonella Ballardini (Università degli studi Roma Tre), Per una ricostruzione dell'oratorio di Giovanni VII nell'antica basilica Vaticana: la decorazione architettonica e scultorea Paola Pogliani (Università degli studi della Tuscia), Per una ricostruzione dell'oratorio di Giovanni VII (705-707) nell'antica basilica Vaticana: i mosaici Per Jonas Nordhagen (University of Bergen), Palladium of the Urbs: The Orant Maria Regina of A.D. 705-707. Byzantine Image-making before Iconoclasm
Wednesday 24 MarchRespondent/chair for sessions V and VI - Yitzhak Hen (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) Session V 09.00-10.30 Alan Thacker (IHR University of London), Clergy and Custodes at Old St Peter's, 4th- 8th Centuries Eamonn O'Carragain (University of Cork), Interactions Between Liturgy and Politics in Old St Peter's, 670-740: John the Archcantor, Sergius and Gregory II and III Peter Jeffery (University of Notre Dame), The Roman Liturgical Year and the Early Liturgy of St. Peter's
Session VI 11.00-12.30 Charles McClendon (Brandeis University), Old St Peter's and the Iconoclastic Controversy Ann van Dijk (Northern Illinois University), Old St. Peter's and the Cult of Icons in Rome
Session VII 14.00-15.30 Rosamond McKitterick (University of Cambridge), The Role of Old St Peter's in the Liber Pontificalis Joanna Story (Leicester University), The Carolingians and Old St Peter's Caroline Goodson (Birkbeck College, University of London), Old St Peters and the political topography of Carolingian Rome
Session VIII 16.00-17.30 Carmela Vircillo Franklin (American Academy in Rome), The Legendary of St Peter's Basilica: Hagiographic Traditions and Innovations in the Late 11th century John Osborne (Carleton University), Plus Caesare Petrus: The Medieval Understanding of the Vatican Obelisk Thursday 25 MarchSession IX 09.00-10.30 Katharina Christa Schüppel (Leipzig University), The Stucco Crucifix of St. Peter's: Textual Sources and Visual Evidence on the Renaissance Copy of a Medieval Silver Crucifix Carol M. Richardson (The Open University), Papal tombs in Old St Peter's after Avignon Robert Glass (Princeton University), Filarete's Renovation of the Porta Argentea at Old St. Peter's
Session X 11.00-12.30 Catherine Fletcher (Rome Fellow, British School at Rome), The Altar of St Maurice Bram Kempers (University of Amsterdam), A Hybrid History: The Antique Basilica with a Modern Dome Close of conference – Susan Russell (British School at Rome)
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