Dr. Manolis Ulbricht
Lectures
Research Colloquia
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Berlin – Freie Universität Berlin: Anneliese Maier Research Colloquium, Organized by: Prof. Dr. Glenn Most (22/04/2021), Title: “Possibilities for an online synoptical edition of Christian translations of the Qur’an”
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Munich – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität: Byzantinistisch-medizinhistorisches DoktorandInnen- und Forschungskolloquium, Organized by: Prof. Dr. Albrecht Berger (25/01/2021), Title: “Corpus Coranicum Christianum. Präsentation einer Projektskizze mit Diskussion” [“Corpus Coranicum Christianum. Presentation of a project outline with discussion”]
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Berlin – Forschungscolloquium Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung, Organized by: Prof. Dr. Sonja Brentjes (20.02.2015), Titel: “Vaticanus Graecus. The Greek Translation of the Qur’an”
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Mainz– Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz: Historisches Seminar, Oberseminar Byzantinistik, Organized by: Prof. Dr. J. Pahlitzsch (11/06/2013), Title: “Vom Kamelhirten und wahren Verkünder. Niketas von Byzanz (9. Jh.) und seine Polemik gegen den Islam (Vat. gr. 681)” [“Of the camel herder and true prophet. Niketas of Byzantium (9th century) and his polemics against Islam (Vat. gr. 681)”] [canceled due to flooding]
Other Lectures
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Mainz – Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz: Knotenpunkt Byzanz: Junge Forscher – Neue Perspektiven, Organized by the Young Academics Network Byzanz Mainz/Frankfurt (YAN) (01/02/2021), Title: “Corpus Coranicum Christianum”
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Berlin – Collaborative Research Center 980 “Episteme in Motion. Transfer of Knowledge from the Ancient World to the Early Modern Period”: Project A05 “From Logos to Kalām. Figurations and Transformations of Knowledge in Near Eastern Late Antiquity” Organized by: Prof. Dr. Angelika Neuwirth (04/12/2013), Title: “A Greek Translation of the Qur’an (ms. Vat. gr. 681, 9th century CE)”