Semestr Zimowy / Winter semester
15.10: Robert Wiśniewski (UW), Counting presbyters in late antique Rome
22.10: Grzegorz Ochała (UW), The cathedral of Faras as as a monument of Nubian memory
29.10: Merle Eisenberg (University of Maryland), Pandemics and History: the Plague Concept, Disease, and the End of Antiquity
5.11: Aleksander Paradziński (UW), Magnus of Carrhae, Ammianus Marcellinus and Sulpicius Alexander - the phenomenon of 'soldier historians' of the Later Roman Empire
12.11: Paweł Nowakowski (UW), ‘Why lies it idle, this beautiful stone?’, or a short introduction to a new project in early Byzantine epigraphy
19 listopada: Jerzy Szafranowski (UW), How to distinguish monks from clerics in sixth-century Gaul
26.11: Marek Jankowiak (Oxford University), O Cyrusie z Aleksandrii, papieżach i arabskim podboju Egiptu
3.12: Andrzej B. Kutiak (Technische Universität München), The preliminary analysis of patterns and functions of the urban settlement at the ‘Marea’ peninsula
10.12: Joanna Wegner (UW), Looking (not only) to heaven: the Aphrodito clergy in the 6th c.
17.12: Marta Szada (Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu), The Gothic language and the Homoian identity in the post-Roman successor kingdoms
7.01: Adam Ziółkowski (UW), The third-Century Crisis of the Roman Empire: why did it occur and why was it forgotten?
14.01: Anna Kotłowska (Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza), Poemat De Creta Capta Teodozjusza Diakona jako źródło historyczne
21.01: Damian Mrugalski (OP), Czy Plotyn mógł inspirować się filozofią żydowską i chrześcijańską? Historia idei nieskończoności
28.01: Marzena Wojtczak (UW), Monks and earthly businesses: a legal perspective