Friday, 1 April 2011

08:30–09:00 Coffee & Tea

OPENING & WELCOME

09:00–09:15 Bernard Stolte, Director of the Royal Netherlands Institute in

Rome; Emilio Iodice, Director of the Loyola University of Chicago

John Felice Rome Center.

INTRODUCTION

09:15–09:45 Alexander Evers, Dear emperor, dear bishop. The significance of the Collectio Avellana

EMPERORS & SENATORS

Chair: Hans Teitler

09:45–10:15 Guido Clemente (with Simona Dondi), Senato e senatori tra IV e VI secolo: l’evidenza della Collectio Avellana

10:15– 10:35 Coffee & Tea

10:35–11:05 Mark Humphries, Magnus Maximus and the Roman Church – Collectio Avellana 39

11:05–11:35 Benet Salway, Author and audience in the Valentiniano-Theodosian correspondence

TOPOGRAPHY OF ROME

Chair: Hans Teitler

11:50– 12:20 Jacqueline Long, Churches in Rome. The evidence of the Collectio Avellana

12:20– 12:50 Massimiliano Ghilardi, La Collectio Avellana: fonte per la topografia tardoantica di Roma? Qualche breve osservazione


13:00–14:15 Lunch

BISHOPS & AUTHORITY

Chair: Averil Cameron

14:15–14:45 Marianne Saghy, Bishop Damasus in the Collectio Avellana

14:45–15:15 Rita Lizzi Testa, La procedura delle elezioni papali attraverso la testimonianza della Collectio Avellana e Variae cassiodoree

15:15–15:45 Michele Salzman, The Letters of Leo and Innocent in the Collectio Avellana. Changing notions of the bishop’s role in the Vth Century

16:00–16:20 Tea & Coffee

16:20–16:50 Philippe Blaudeau, À propos des sections 3 et 4a de l’Avellana (n° 51–78): comment documenter le rejet de Chalcédoine manifesté en Orient?

16:50–17:20 Claire Sotinel, Echos of sixth century controversies in the Collectio Avellana

CONCLUSION

Saturday, 2 April 2011

08:30–08:45 Coffee & Tea

SCHISM & HERESY

Chair: Bernard Stolte

08:45–09:15 Neil McLynn, Tyrants, Arians, and Manichees: Magnus Maximus in the Collectio Avellana

09:15–09:45 Angelo di Berardino, La questione Pelagiana nella Collectio Avellana

09:45–10:15 Maria de Mar Marcos, The documents of the Pelagian controversy in the Collectio Avellana (Nos. 41–50)

10:30–10:45 Coffee & Tea

10:45–11:15 Juana Torres Prieto, Il conflitto di Giovanni Crisostomo in Occidente: l’epistola 38 della Collectio Avellana

11:15–11:45 Ramon Teja, Il scisma romano del 418–419 nei documenti della Collectio Avellana

WOMEN AND POWER

Chair: Bernard Stolte

11:55–12:25 Kate Cooper, Aristocratic women in the Collectio Avellana

12:25–12:55 Julia Hillner, Anicia Iuliana and the Collectio Avellana. What difference do her letters make?

13:05–14:00 Lunch

TEXT & TEXTUALITY

Chair: Rosamond McKitterick

14:00–14:30 Daan den Hengst, The causal conjunctions quod, quia, and quoniam in the Collectio Avellana

14:30–15:00 David Lambert, De codice Fausti cuiusdam, natione Galli: the Collectio Avellana and the repercussions of Augustine’s reception in Gaul

15:00–15:30 Conrad Leyser, Whose weapon? The Collectio Avellana in the age of Church reform

15:45–16:00 Tea & Coffee

 

ROMAN LAW

Chair: Alexander Evers

16:00–16:30 Peter Heather, Collecting imperial pronouncements

16:30–17:00 Detlef Liebs, Aus dem Archiv der Stadtpräfektur in Rom: Collectio Avellana 1-40 (366 – 420 n.Chr.)

17:00–17:30 Boudewijn Sirks, Legal aspects of the Collectio Avellana

17:30–18:00 Bernard Stolte, The Collectio Avellana and the Codex Iustinianus: Documents 84 & 91

CONCLUSION