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Byzantine Fellows List, 1981/82

Brian Daley, Weston School of Theology, Academic Year, Greek Theological Controversy in the Early Sixth Century
Robert S. Nelson, University of Chicago, Academic Year, Studies on Byzantine Manuscript Illumination of the Twelfth Century
Dimitri Obolensky, Christ Church, University of Oxford, Fall,Byzantium in Eastern Europe: Some Major Protagonists
Philip Rousseau, University of Auckland, Academic Year,Providence and Freedom in the Later Roman Empire
Franz Tinnefeld, University of Munich, Spring, Four Prooimia of Imperial Records Composed by Demetrios Kydones: Critical Editions and Philological-Historical Commentary
Raymond Van Dam, Stanford University, Academic Year, Religion and Society in Late Antique Asia Minor
Edith M. Wightman, McMaster University, Spring, Gallia Belgica: An Investigation of Later Empire Trends in the Northern Roman Provinces

Marie Taylor Davis, Princeton University, Academic Year, Ennodius of Pavia: Religion, Politics, Literature, and Propaganda under Theoderic
Susan Madigan, University of Chicago, Academic Year, Athens gr. 211 and the Illustrated Versions of the Homilies of John Chrysostom
Nicolas Schidlovsky, Princeton University, Academic Year, The Notation of the Lenten Prosomoia in the Byzantine and Slavic Traditions
Joseph Sonderkamp, Freie Universität Berlin, Academic Year, The Transmission of the Epitome Morborum of Theophanes, Called Nonnus

Averil Cameron, King's College, University of London, Procopius of Caesarea
Costas N. Constantinides, Cyprus Research Center, Cyprus and Cypriots in the Medieval Greek Sources
Helen Evans, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, Two Narrative Gospels from the School of T'eres Roslin (Walters Art Gallery Ms. W539 and Freer Gallery of Art Ms. 32.18) – The Hands of Illuminators and the Iconography of the Texts
James D. Howard-Johnston, Oxford University, The Revival of Byzantine Power in the Near East, 867–1025
Ann Kuttner, University of California at Berkeley, The David Plates of Heraclius: An Art Historical Excursus into Imperial Ideology
Timothy S. Miller, University of Washington, The Origins of Hospitals in Medieval Byzantium
Styliani Papadaki-Okland, University of Crete, The Illustration of the Byzantine Job Manuscripts: A Preliminary Study of its Origin and Development
Paul Rorem, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, The Pseudo-Dionysian Synthesis
Helen Saradi-Mendelovici, University of Montreal, Le notariat byzantin du IXe au XVe s.

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