Byzantium & Friends

141. The Renaissance and Byzantium are characters in the same play, with Ada Palmer

140. A newly identified portrait of Konstantinos XI Palaiologos (1448-1453), with Anastasia Koumousi

139. Captivity and enslavement in the late medieval Aegean, with Alasdair Grant

138. Romeyka, a parallel branch of Greek surviving in northeastern Turkey, with Ioanna Sitaridou

137. Conspiracy theories and the deep state, now and then, with Winston Berg

136. The federal assault on American research universities, with Clifford Ando

135. Latin literature in late antiquity, with Gavin Kelly

134. Peer-review: the good, the bad, and the amusing, with Tina Sessa and Marion Kruse

133. Taste, meals, and food culture, with Adam Morin

132. Who was Allah before Islam?, with Ahmad Al-Jallad

131. To Miklagarðr and back again: Varangians return from Constantinople, with Sverrir Jakobsson

130. A conversation with Johanna Hanink on Greek literature, on publishing in a new field, and on podcasting

129: Labor organizations and collective action, with Sarah Bond

128. Constantinople as seen by its inhabitants, with Paul Magdalino

127. The genetic history of Rome, with Hannah Moots

126. Can scholars and clerics be manly?, with Maroula Perisanidi

125. Souvenirs and city branding in the experience of the Roman world, with Maggie Popkin

124. Shadow empires, with Thomas Barfield

123. The fall of Constantinople, pope Pius II, and the birth of Europe, with Nancy Bisaha

122. Latin words in ancient and Byzantine Greek, with Eleanor Dickey

121. Ali Pasha of Ioannina, antiquities and archaeology between empire and the nation-state, with Emily Neumeier

120. Dioskouros of Alexandria, Or the making of a Church villain, with Volker Menze

119. Byzantium in science fiction, fantasy, and horror, with Przemysław Marciniak

118. Pathogen paleogenetics and late antique disease: A cross-discipline discussion

117. Human paleogenetics and late antique migration: a cross-discipline discussion

116. Africa and Byzantium, with Andrea Myers Achi

115. Imaginary Byzantiums in modern Russia, with Eugene Smelyansky

114. Byzantium and the early Rus’, with Monica White

113. The emperor’s clothing and public appearances, with Maria Parani

112. Crisis and resilience in late antique Rome, with Michele Salzman

111. Inheriting the mantle of the Roman empire, with Nathan Aschenbrenner

110. Justinian: statecraft, law, and self-glorification, with Peter Sarris

109. The discovery of Constantinople, with Sarah Bassett

108. Who is ‘Islamic History’ about?, with Christian Sahner

107. Shifty Greeks, Arrogant Latins: Polemical authors and the schism of the Churches, with Alessandra Bucossi

106. Medieval Europe without a “core”, with Christian Raffensperger

105. So you’re the Roman emperor... now what?, with Olivier Hekster

104. Byzantine law, its experts, and its languages, with Daphne Penna

103. About time, with Jesse Torgerson

102. Byzantium and Balkan national identities, with Diana Mishkova

101. How to de-colonize Byzantine Studies, with Ben Anderson and Mirela Ivanova

100. Our new book on the armies, and on revisionism in history, with Marion Kruse

99. A new history of medieval Christianity, with Peter Heather

98. Egyptian hieroglyphs in late antiquity, with Jennifer Westerfeld

97. The remarkable world of hospitals, orphanages, and leprosaria, with Tim Miller

96. Pre-Islamic Arabia, with Valentina Grasso

95. Rome and Byzantium in Heavy Metal music, with Jeremy Swist

94. What academic tenure does for you (yes, you!), with Jacques Berlinerblau

93. The afterlife of pagan inscriptions in Byzantium, with Anna Sitz

92. An insider’s guide to academic publishing, with Byzantine studies in mind, featuring Anna Henderson