Professional Resources in Byzantine Studies

An email discussion list devoted to studies of historical Byzantium (ca.312-1453 C.E.). Send a message with no subject to listproc@lists.missouri.edu and put "subscribe BYZANS-L" in the message body.

Scholarly and friendly reviews of academic and popular works concerning Byzantine studies, collected by Paul Halsall at Fordham University.

This list is devoted to all aspects of Byzantine Philology and welcomes questions, problems, and reviews of recent publications from students as well as professionals. To subscribe, send a message with no subject to listproc@gwdg.de with "subscribe byzantinistik Your Name" in the message body.

The goals of the Center at Queens College, CUNY, include promoting Byzantine and Neo-Hellenic scholarship and publications. It also sponsors visiting scholars, provides library support, organizes conferences and seminars, and offers fellowships and financial assistance to students.

This list is intended to function as a forum for the creation of ideas and development of discoveries about the Eastern Holy Roman Empire (Byzantium), including history, politics, military strategy, arts, and sciences. Send a message with no subject to listproc@demokritos.cc.duth.gr with "subscribe romiosini your name" in the message body.