[Scriptoris] Fwd: [Dfw-announce] Fw: Two days of medieval history classes in Dallas, TX

[Hillary Greenslade]

Hey gang,  this post (below) came off the DFW announcement list, and while
it may not have much to say about the illuminations as much as what the
illustrations say about life at the time, when when I saw the words
'illuminations', thought some of you guys might be interested as well.
Enjoy,  Hillary

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--- Steve Rourke <steverourke at charter.net> wrote:
> From: "Steve Rourke" <steverourke at charter.net>
> To: "DFW-Announce" <dfw-announce at ansteorra.org>
> Subject: [Dfw-announce] Fw: Two days of medieval history classes in
> Dallas, TX
> Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2002 19:56:41 -0700
>
> Just came across this and thought that there might be a number of people
> in the area that would be interested in this.
>
> Dohmnall Dubh O'Ruairc
> > >
> > Court and Monistery in Medieval Spain: A symposium in honor of John
> > Williams.
> > On 18 and 19 Oct 2002.
> > At the Meadows Museum, Southen Methodist University, Dallas, TX
> >
> > Admission is FREE, reservations recommended. Call 214-768-RSVP or go to
> > http://meadowsmuseum.smu.edu.
> >
> > Lecturers from US and Europe, material on "diverse aspects of Spain's
> > medieval artistic and cultural history, including the early history of
> > the Spanish courts, new research on Mozarabic illuminated manuscripts,
> > the relationship between architecture and religious life, and the
> > intersections of medieval Christian, Islamic and Jewish cultures."
>


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