👉 Join the discussion as we explore how Greek references influenced Reformation debates. ✅ Open to all — whether you're attending in person or tuning in online!

📜 Full programme & connection details here: actu.univ-fcomte.fr/article/grec...

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Congratulations!!!! Thrilled to see this!!!

Particularly grateful for German-language resources, but Eng is fine. Here's the German description. Starts in mid-October. (4/4)

We'll pay special attention to the practices (social, material, textual, etc.) and media that shape community/identity in each case. Any and all suggestions welcome, from specific readings to possible case studies to something more general. (3/4)

Plan is to focus on a series of case studies that capture different kinds of groups: rel minorities (e.g. English recusants), rel majorities (e.g. Caths in SW Ger), local eth minorities (e.g. refugees), and international communities (e.g. Moravians). (2/4)

I will also be researching in London and Cambridge the last two weeks of May, so please get in touch! #twitterstorians #reformazing #RenTwitter