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Thomas Cerbu
Title:
Associate Professor
Office:
229 Joseph E Brown Hall
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Thomas Cerbu works on Byzantine, Renaissance, and early modern topics. Special interests include the history of scholarship, especially the reception of Patristic and later Greek authors in the West, 17th-century antiquarianism, epistolography, paleography and editorial practices, and the history of early modern science and medicine. Further interests include philosophy and literature, allegory and hermeneutics.
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