De Gruyter Brill Medieval & Early Modern Studies

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At De Gruyter Brill Medieval & Early Modern Studies, we publish scholarly books, journals, and electronic resources on the medieval and early modern world (5th–18th centuries). The History Publishing Unit at Brill publishes over a broad range of periods and themes in largely European history and culture, e.g. medieval, early modern and modern history and Slavic studies, intellectual history and th

e history of warfare. The History Publishing Unit currently publishes some 175 books and 25 journals, and a major primary sources list.

Moore Theological College in Sydney was pleased to host the Reformation Research Forum, featuring scholars such as Ashle...
07/10/2025

Moore Theological College in Sydney was pleased to host the Reformation Research Forum, featuring scholars such as Ashley Null (Humboldt-Universitat, Berlin), Jake Griesel (George Whitefield College), Stephen Tong (Sydney Grammar School), Mark Earngey and Mark Thompson (both from Moore College). Dr. Tong launched Dr. Earngey's John Ponet (1516-1556): Scholar, Bishop, Insurgent (Brill, 2025), and copies of the new book were presented to forum delegates David Clancey (Bishopdale Theological College, New Zealand) and Rachel Ciano (Sydney Missionary and Bible College, Australia). A great day and night of Reformation research was had by all!"

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Photo 1: Mark Earngey and Rachel Ciano
Photo 2: Mark Earngey and David Clancey
Photo 3: Mark Earngey, Jake Griesel, Mark Thompson, Stephen Tong, Ashley Null (L-R)
Photo 4: Mark Earngey's paper: "The Reception of the 'Christianam Confessionem Anglicanam' in Reformation Zurich, 1553."

As autumn sets in, take a look at flowers that bloom forever!🌸🍂In this new illustrated   book Jessie Wei-Hsuan Chen appr...
23/09/2025

As autumn sets in, take a look at flowers that bloom forever!

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In this new illustrated book Jessie Wei-Hsuan Chen approaches 17th-c. florilegia as material objects reflecting the diverse plant knowledge of gardeners, compilers, and image-makers!

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22/09/2025

Our editors are once again out and about at conferences. Meet Julia Schwanke, Henning Siekmann, Hana Ikenaga, Marcus Böhm and Robert Forke (left to right) who had the pleasure to attend the Germanistentag in Braunschweig last week.

Congratulations to Frances Andrews on being awarded an MBE for services to Higher Education in the King’s Birthday Honou...
29/08/2025

Congratulations to Frances Andrews on being awarded an MBE for services to Higher Education in the King’s Birthday Honours List!

Frances co-edits our series "The Medieval Mediterranean" where she brings her expertise and passion for medieval studies to the fore, “[…] researching a world so very unlike our own that we are encouraged to understand, perhaps to empathise with, those who are different to ourselves and, on reflection, to rethink who we ourselves are in new and more diverse ways.”

We are proud and grateful to work with you, Frances – kudos and well deserved!

If you want to find out more about the series, visit our website:
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At the turn of the 18th century, the regional slave trade in West Africa intensified. Maria Inês Godinho Guarda's new st...
27/08/2025

At the turn of the 18th century, the regional slave trade in West Africa intensified.
Maria Inês Godinho Guarda's new study shows the role that Europeans, interwoven with endogenous trade networks and backed by coastal authorities, played in this process:

https://brill.com/display/title/54222

25/08/2025
"Plaster Casts in the Life and Art of Seventeenth-Century Dutch Painters" by Isabella Lores-Chavez (Fine Arts Museums of...
04/08/2025

"Plaster Casts in the Life and Art of Seventeenth-Century Dutch Painters" by Isabella Lores-Chavez (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) presents the first comprehensive account of the impact of plaster casts on the artistic practice, intellectual endeavors, and social status of seventeenth-century Dutch painters. Marginalized in the history of Dutch art, plaster casts lie at the center of this study’s novel interpretations of paintings and drawings.

https://brill.com/display/title/71882

Celebrating the Feast Day of St. Ignatius of Loyola, who passed away on this day in the year 1556.
31/07/2025

Celebrating the Feast Day of St. Ignatius of Loyola, who passed away on this day in the year 1556.

Meet the latest volume in the critical edition of Erasmus’s collected works in Latin, offering access to the minor writi...
29/07/2025

Meet the latest volume in the critical edition of Erasmus’s collected works in Latin, offering access to the minor writings pertaining to the New Testament. Edited by Silvana Seidel Menchi and Carlo Lucarini, this volume brings together editions of many of the accompanying texts of Erasmus’s New Testament editions, including the Methodus, the Apologia, and the dedicatory letter to Pope Leo X, the first Medici pope.

https://brill.com/edcollbook/title/71812

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