Byzantine Fellows List, 1986/87

Bulgarian Exchange Fellows

• Anka Danceva-Vasileva, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Fall,Plovdiv (Philippopolis) during the Middle Ages

Fellows

• Michael Angold, University of Edinburgh, Academic Year, Church and Society in Byzantium, 1081–1204
• Robert Browning, Birkbeck College, University of London, Academic Year, Contributions to the Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium
• Kathleen Corrigan, Dartmouth College, Academic Year, The Ninth-Century Byzantine Psalters
• Bert De Vries, Calvin College, Fall, The Publication of the Fieldwork at Umm el-Jamal and El-Lejjun
• Erica Dodd, American University of Beirut, Academic Year,Medieval Frescos in Lebanon
• Jean-Claude Garcin, Université de Provence, Academic Year, A Comparative Study of Muslim and Byzantine Material Civilization
• Prudence Harper, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Fall,Silver Vessels of the Sasanian Period
• Robert Hohlfelder Aspects of the History and Archaeology of the Harbors of Byzantine Caesarea Maritima
• Chryssa Maltezou, University of Crete, Spring, Latin Domination in Greek Lands, 1204–1797
• Lennart W. Ryden, University of Uppsala, Spring, The History of Byzantine Hagiography in the Ninth and Tenth Centuries

Junior Fellows

• Michèle Mertens, Université de Liège, Academic Year, Egyptian Alchemy in the Byzantine Context
• Nevra Necipoğlu, Harvard University, Academic Year, Byzantium between the Turks and the Latins: A Study of Political Attitudes in the Late Palaeologan Period (1380–1453)
• Robert Schick, University of Chicago, Academic Year, The Fate of Christians in Palestine during the Byzantine-Umayyad Transition, A.D. 600–750

Summer Fellows

• Joseph Alchermes, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University,Commemoration of Martyrs in Rome and Latium
• Maria Cesa, University of Urbino, A Translation, with Introduction and Historical Commentary, of the Vita Epiphanii of Ennodius
• Muriel Heppel, University of London, Annotated English Translation, with Introduction and Commentary, of the Kievo-Pečerskij Paterik
• Phaedon Malingoudis, University of Thessaloniki, The Prosopography of Slavonic Name-bearers in Byzantine Sources
• Michael McGann, Queen's University of Belfast, The Poetry of Michael Tarchaniotes Marullus; the Constantinopolis of Ubertino Pusculo
• Margaret E. Mullett, Queen's University of Belfast, The Letters of Theophylact of Ochrid
• Emilian Popescu, Theologischen Institut, Bucharest, Second Revised Edition of Greek and Latin Inscriptions from the Fourth to Thirteenth Centuries Discovered in Romania
• Shigebumi Tsuji, Osaka University, The Gospels Scenes on the Attic of the Hypogeum of Clodius Hermes; Origin and Development of Narrative Landscape
• Nina Ulff-Møller, University of Copenhagen, Byzantine Menaia Manuscripts for the Month of April