Category Archives: Le réseau

The people of Limburg are known as ‘true Burgundians’. But who were the actual Burgundians, who wielded power in the fifteenth century? Using magnificent objects and loans from leading international collections, this unique exhibition lets you discover unknown Limburg stories … Lire la suite →

The so-called Byzantine Empire, which existed for more than a thousand years with Constantinople as its capital, demonstrates the birth of a new world with the wedding of Western and Eastern traditions. This study of Byzantine legal texts, mainly from … Lire la suite →

This introduction to Meister Eckhart is the result of decades of research on Meister Eckhart, starting with an interdisciplinary doctor dissertation about contemplative and active Life in Eckhart’s German sermons (1968, revised 2018). The author translated a compendium of Eckhart’s … Lire la suite →

Programme : ici Pour sa septième journée d’étude, le CIPAR a décidé de valoriser un patrimoine très présent dans nos églises et pourtant trop souvent oublié : le patrimoine funéraire en pierre. Discret et bien souvent méconnu, il est pourtant porteur … Lire la suite →

What could the phoenix, elephant, and spider teach medieval people, and what can they teach us now about human – animal relationships? Medieval Bestiaries: New Approaches offers innovative insights on questions previously unasked about a most popular type of illuminated … Lire la suite →

6 au 18 octobre 2026, château de Pierre-de-Bresse (Saône-et-Loire) On a tout dit et on sait tout sur le chauffage dans le château d’Ancien Régime : des cheminées, des poêles parfois, chacun en a vu et pense savoir comment ils … Lire la suite →

The concept of heresy has played a major role across Christian history. Traditionally, heretical sects have been regarded as distinct, real-life groups of people who had departed from the stable orthodox traditions of Christianity and who posed a threat that … Lire la suite →

While virtually all early medieval historians wrote about God, they did not do so in the same way. Rather than taking their comments about God at face value then, as has been the case in much work on medieval history-writing, … Lire la suite →

Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS) workshop Dr. Bastien Dubuisson is a historian and cultural heritage specialist with expertise in digital humanities. As General Coordinator of the Centre des Monuments du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg (CML), he oversees the management and promotion … Lire la suite →

Propriété de l’État et du Département du Pas-de-Calais pendant près de 200 ans, le Département a sollicité l’État pour obtenir la pleine propriété sur les ruines de l’abbaye du Mont-Saint-Éloi. Dans le cadre de ce transfert opéré le 1er janvier … Lire la suite →