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  • Prof. Dr. Jörg Oberste

    Spokesperson for the Research Training Group

    Chair of Medieval History and Auxiliary Historical Sciences
    joerg.oberste​@web.de

Prof. Dr. Jörg Oberste

Spokesperson for the Research Training Group

Chair of Medieval History and Auxiliary Historical Sciences
joerg.oberste​@web.de

Advisor

Prof. Dr. Harald Buchinger (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Liturgical Studies
harald.buchinger@theologie.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Angela Ganter (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Ancient History
angela.ganter@geschichte.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Jenny Oesterle-El Nabbout (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Medieval History
jenny.oesterle​@geschichte.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Mark Spoerer (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Economic and Social History
mark.spoerer@geschichte.uni-regensburg.de

 

em. Prof. Dr. Albert Dietl

Chair of Art History (Medieval Visual Arts)
albert.dietl@psk.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Martin Löhnig (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Civil Law, German and European Legal History, and Canon Law
martin.loehnig@jura.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Harriet Rudolph (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Modern History (Early Modern Period)
harriet.rudolph@geschichte.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Dirk Steuernagel (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Classical Archaeology
dirk.steuernagel@psk.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Babett Edelmann-Singer (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Ancient History at the FU Berlin
babett.edelmann-singer@fu-berlin.de

 

Prof. Dr. Andreas Merkt (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of Historical Theology (Ancient Church History and Patrology)
andreas.merkt@theologie.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Maria Selig

Chair of Romance Linguistics (French/Italian)
maria.selig@sprachlit.uni-regensburg.de

 

Prof. Dr. Anne-Julia Zwierlein (external link, opens in a new window)

Chair of English Literature and Cultural Studies
anne.zwierlein@sprachlit.uni-regensburg.de

 

Alumni and Research Projects

  • Samuel Bauer

    Early Venetian Editions of the Euchologion: A Study of their Printing and Publication

     

  • Dr. Martin Berger

    The Ritus chori maioris ecclesiae Ratisponensis 1571 (Regensburg, BZB, Ch 144). Edition and Comment

     

  • Dr. Lorenzo Cigaina

    The Senate and the Senators in Rome during Late Antiquity: Historical and Archaeological Studies on the Governing Body of an Imperial Metropolis in the midst of Profound Change

     

  • Dr. Arabella Cortese

    Cilicia as Sacral Landscape in Late Antiquity: A Journey on the Trail of Local Saints, Martyrs and Apostles

     

  • Dr. Elisa Di Natale

    Liturgical Church Furnishings in the Middle Ages: Pulpits, Altars, Baptismal Fonts, Holy Water Fonts

  • Marco Esposito

    Sepulchra et plateae: Topographical Networks, Visual Representation, and Epigraphic Communication during the Anjou Period (ca. 1266–1381)

  • Giulia Fioratto

    Nascita e sviluppo di una metropoli romana dell’Italia settentrionale: Aquileia 

     

  • Susanne Gürtner

    Humanism on the Early Modern Stage 

     

  • Isabell Alexa Hesse

    The Individual and the Family - The Family and the City: Late Medieval Family Registers of Nuremberg’s Urban Elite

  • Maria Protima Hiltl

    Baroque Vienna in the series of copperplate engravings “Vera et accurata et repraesentatio delineatio [...]” (1724–1737) based on works by Salomon Kleiner. Visual Constructions of Metropolitan Urban Spaces

  • Dr. Kathrin Kraller

    The History of Language as the History of Communication: Medieval Notarial Documents in the Vernacular in Their Contexts. With an Analysis of the Occitan Language of the Documents

  • Dr. Antje Kuhle

    The City as an Instrument of Power: Tribus and Regiones in the Roman Imperial Period

  • Stefan Langer

    The Architectural History, Chronology, and Function of the So-Called Upper Agora of the City of Ephesus from the Hellenistic Period to the Middle Imperial Period

  • Adrian Linz (external link, opens in a new window)

    Isis and Mithras: Space and Ritual in Roman Mystery Cults

  • Dr. Markus Löx

    Milan (3rd–7th centuries). A Late Antique Metropolis and Its Legacy

  • Lukas Mathieu

    Alexandria as an Instrument of Power in the Political and Literary Work of Bishop Athanasius

  • Maria Meier (external link, opens in a new window)

    Movement and Literary Space in Prudentius’s Hymns to the Martyrs

  • Leda-Sophie Moors

    A Rome Without Borders? Social Marginalization and Peripheral Categorizations Between the Republic and the Imperial Period

  • Cherin Nabo

    Between Inclusion and Exclusion: Social Dynamics and Cultural Diversity. Regensburg as a Political and Cultural Metropolis During the Perpetual Diet (1663–1806)

  • Charlotte Neubert

    Construction of an Urban Identity in Late Medieval and Early Tudor London

     

  • Mercedes Och

    Meat Consumption in Ancient Rome. Economic, Religious, and Social Aspects from the 2nd Century B.C. to the 4th Century A.D.

  • Simone Oelke (external link, opens in a new window)

    The Interpretive Context of the Reception History of Liturgical Psalm Use, as Illustrated by the Oldest Surviving Lectionary (Jerusalem, 5th century): On the Relationship Between Literary and Liturgical Reception of the Bible

  • Marina Pizzi

    Storage Buildings in Urban and Rural Late Antiquity in Italy

  • Sebastian Pößniker

    Material Standard of Living and Market Conditions in Southern Germany, 1350–1800: Wages and Prices Based on Institutional Accounting Records in Regensburg, in an Intercity Comparison

  • Anton-Claudio Schäfer

    Mediolanum: From the Metropolis of Insubria to the Municipium Civium

  • Katharina Schaller

    The Development of Regensburg's City Fortifications from the Early Middle Ages to the 19th Century

  • Franziska Schneider

    The Byzantine Connection in Mehmet Tahir Ağa’s Work

     

  • Filip Emanuel Schuffert

    Metropolitan Transformation Processes in Warsaw in the 18th Century

  • Julia Schwarzer

    A Civic Expression of Late Antique Christianity. Brotherhoods in the Church of Alexandria

     

  • Dr. Innocent Smith

    Doers of the Word: Bible Missals and the Celebration of the Dominican Liturgy

     

  • Dr. Christopher Sprecher

    Emperor and God. Passion Relics and the Divinisation of Byzantine Rulers, 944-1204

     

  • Nora-Sophie Toaspern

    The Depositions of Emperors in Byzantium in the Second Half of the 11th Century

  • Dr. Gregory James Tucker

    The hymnography of the middle Byzantine ecclesiastic rite & its festal theology. Introduction - Edition & Translation – Commentary

     

  • Magdalini Valsamidou

    Hellenistic Pottery from the Upper Agora in Ephesus

  • Sophia Wagner

    The Marienzelle Carthusian Monastery in Nuremberg (1380–1525) – Hermits in the Metropolis

  • Dr. Maria Weber

    Getting into Debt: A Social Practice in Augsburg (1480–1532)

  • Maria Whitten

    Funeral Culture in the Upper Palatinate from the 13th Century to the Mid-16th Century – Studies on Its Scope, Interconnections, Classification, and Significance

  • Jessica Windmaißer

    The Geometric and Archaic Necropolises of Rhodes. Grave Goods: Between Cult and Trade

  • Julian Zimmermann

    The “Shadow Metropolis”: Political Communication, Representation, and Metropolitan Identity in Municipal Rome (12th–14th Centuries)

Samuel Bauer

Early Venetian Editions of the Euchologion: A Study of their Printing and Publication

 

Dr. Arabella Cortese

Cilicia as Sacral Landscape in Late Antiquity: A Journey on the Trail of Local Saints, Martyrs and Apostles

 

Giulia Fioratto

Nascita e sviluppo di una metropoli romana dell’Italia settentrionale: Aquileia 

 

Maria Protima Hiltl

Baroque Vienna in the series of copperplate engravings “Vera et accurata et repraesentatio delineatio [...]” (1724–1737) based on works by Salomon Kleiner. Visual Constructions of Metropolitan Urban Spaces

Stefan Langer

The Architectural History, Chronology, and Function of the So-Called Upper Agora of the City of Ephesus from the Hellenistic Period to the Middle Imperial Period

Lukas Mathieu

Alexandria as an Instrument of Power in the Political and Literary Work of Bishop Athanasius

Cherin Nabo

Between Inclusion and Exclusion: Social Dynamics and Cultural Diversity. Regensburg as a Political and Cultural Metropolis During the Perpetual Diet (1663–1806)

Simone Oelke (external link, opens in a new window)

The Interpretive Context of the Reception History of Liturgical Psalm Use, as Illustrated by the Oldest Surviving Lectionary (Jerusalem, 5th century): On the Relationship Between Literary and Liturgical Reception of the Bible

Anton-Claudio Schäfer

Mediolanum: From the Metropolis of Insubria to the Municipium Civium

Filip Emanuel Schuffert

Metropolitan Transformation Processes in Warsaw in the 18th Century

Dr. Christopher Sprecher

Emperor and God. Passion Relics and the Divinisation of Byzantine Rulers, 944-1204

 

Magdalini Valsamidou

Hellenistic Pottery from the Upper Agora in Ephesus

Maria Whitten

Funeral Culture in the Upper Palatinate from the 13th Century to the Mid-16th Century – Studies on Its Scope, Interconnections, Classification, and Significance

Dr. Martin Berger

The Ritus chori maioris ecclesiae Ratisponensis 1571 (Regensburg, BZB, Ch 144). Edition and Comment

 

Dr. Elisa Di Natale

Liturgical Church Furnishings in the Middle Ages: Pulpits, Altars, Baptismal Fonts, Holy Water Fonts

Susanne Gürtner

Humanism on the Early Modern Stage 

 

Dr. Kathrin Kraller

The History of Language as the History of Communication: Medieval Notarial Documents in the Vernacular in Their Contexts. With an Analysis of the Occitan Language of the Documents

Adrian Linz (external link, opens in a new window)

Isis and Mithras: Space and Ritual in Roman Mystery Cults

Maria Meier (external link, opens in a new window)

Movement and Literary Space in Prudentius’s Hymns to the Martyrs

Charlotte Neubert

Construction of an Urban Identity in Late Medieval and Early Tudor London

 

Marina Pizzi

Storage Buildings in Urban and Rural Late Antiquity in Italy

Katharina Schaller

The Development of Regensburg's City Fortifications from the Early Middle Ages to the 19th Century

Julia Schwarzer

A Civic Expression of Late Antique Christianity. Brotherhoods in the Church of Alexandria

 

Nora-Sophie Toaspern

The Depositions of Emperors in Byzantium in the Second Half of the 11th Century

Sophia Wagner

The Marienzelle Carthusian Monastery in Nuremberg (1380–1525) – Hermits in the Metropolis

Jessica Windmaißer

The Geometric and Archaic Necropolises of Rhodes. Grave Goods: Between Cult and Trade

Dr. Lorenzo Cigaina

The Senate and the Senators in Rome during Late Antiquity: Historical and Archaeological Studies on the Governing Body of an Imperial Metropolis in the midst of Profound Change

 

Marco Esposito

Sepulchra et plateae: Topographical Networks, Visual Representation, and Epigraphic Communication during the Anjou Period (ca. 1266–1381)

Isabell Alexa Hesse

The Individual and the Family - The Family and the City: Late Medieval Family Registers of Nuremberg’s Urban Elite

Dr. Antje Kuhle

The City as an Instrument of Power: Tribus and Regiones in the Roman Imperial Period

Dr. Markus Löx

Milan (3rd–7th centuries). A Late Antique Metropolis and Its Legacy

Leda-Sophie Moors

A Rome Without Borders? Social Marginalization and Peripheral Categorizations Between the Republic and the Imperial Period

Mercedes Och

Meat Consumption in Ancient Rome. Economic, Religious, and Social Aspects from the 2nd Century B.C. to the 4th Century A.D.

Sebastian Pößniker

Material Standard of Living and Market Conditions in Southern Germany, 1350–1800: Wages and Prices Based on Institutional Accounting Records in Regensburg, in an Intercity Comparison

Franziska Schneider

The Byzantine Connection in Mehmet Tahir Ağa’s Work

 

Dr. Innocent Smith

Doers of the Word: Bible Missals and the Celebration of the Dominican Liturgy

 

Dr. Gregory James Tucker

The hymnography of the middle Byzantine ecclesiastic rite & its festal theology. Introduction - Edition & Translation – Commentary

 

Dr. Maria Weber

Getting into Debt: A Social Practice in Augsburg (1480–1532)

Julian Zimmermann

The “Shadow Metropolis”: Political Communication, Representation, and Metropolitan Identity in Municipal Rome (12th–14th Centuries)

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