Our Editorial Board

Professor of Medieval Literature and Director of the Centre for Manuscript Studies. Author of "The Scribe's Art: Illumination in 12th Century Europe" and "Text and Context in Monastic Libraries".

Chair of Renaissance Studies and Fellow of Trinity College. Author of "The Humanist Revolution" and "Florence Reborn: Art and Patronage in the Quattrocento". Specializes in Italian Renaissance art and literature.

Professor of Ancient History and Director of the Hellenistic Studies Centre. Focus on Hellenistic libraries, archives, and knowledge transmission. Author of "The Library of Alexandria: Myth and Reality".

Professor of Bibliography and History of the Book. Expert in print culture, early modern publishing, and the history of reading. Author of "The Printed Word: From Gutenberg to Google".

Professor of Medieval Latin Literature and Liturgical Studies. Specializes in Carolingian and Ottonian manuscripts, monastic culture, and liturgical texts of the early Middle Ages.

Professor of Reformation History and Early Modern Culture. Focus on print culture during the Reformation, vernacular Bibles, and the impact of printing on religious controversy in 16th century Europe.

Professor of Classical Studies and Archaeology. Specializes in Roman epigraphy, public inscriptions, and the social history of the Roman Empire. Director of the Roman Inscriptions Project.

Professor of Medieval Philosophy and Logic. Focus on scholastic philosophy, medieval logic, and the transmission of Aristotelian thought in the Latin West. Author of "The Age of Reason: Medieval Logic and Its Legacy".

Professor of Codicology and Manuscript Studies. Expert in the material aspects of medieval manuscripts: parchment preparation, ink analysis, binding techniques, and the economics of manuscript production.