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Marie-France Auzépy (Université de Paris VIII):
A Moment of Conflict Inside Christianity: The Byzantine Iconoclasm
Philip Benedict (Brown University):
From Polemics to Wars: The Curious Case of the House of Guise and the Outbreak of the French Wars of Religion
Henriette-Rika Benveniste (University of Thessaly):
On the Language of Conversion: Visigothic Spain revisited
Robin Cormack (Courtauld Institute of Art):
From Invisible to Visible: Why did Early Christian Art change?
Denis Crouzet (Université de Paris IV, Sorbonne):
Le zèle catholique au temps des troubles de la Ligue
Maria Efthymiou (University of Athens):
Greeks and Jews during the Greek Revolution of 1821: The Reasons of the Confrontation
Maria Evangelatou (Dumbarton Oaks):
Biblical Conflicts in the Service of Iconophile Polemics: The Case of the 9th Century Psalter Illustration
Costas Gaganakis (Univeristy of Athens):
Religious Zeal and Political Expediency on the the Eve of the French Wars of Religion
Effie Gazi (University of Thessaly):
Reading the Ancients: Remnants of Byzantine Controversies in the Greek National Narrative
James Given (Irvine, University of California):
Chasing Phantoms: Philip IV and the Fantastic
Paris Gounaridis (University of Thessaly):
John Italos: A Reconsideration of his Trial
Despina Iosif (London University):
New Testament Teachings on the Legitimacy of Christian Participation in Warfare
Paraskevas Konortas (University of Thessaly):
Conflits religieux et coexistence politique à Christians against Christians: The Earliest Stage of a Long History
Dimitris Kyrtatas (University of Thessaly)
Christians against Christians: The Earliest Stage of a Long History
Ora Limor (Tel-Aviv, Open University):
Mary and the Jews: Three Witness Stories
Orestis Lindermayer (University of Crete):
Anti-Greek Demonology in Pagan Rome and its Influence on the Development of the Christian Text of the Revelation of John
Robert Moore (University of Newcastle):
Making Enemies: The Latin Church in the Age of Reform
Maria Vassilaki (University of Thessaly):
Religions in Conflict: The Case of Venetian Crete