Catholicism and the Decline of Magic: Gabriele Amorth and the “Unbelieving Catholic World” Famed for his role as an exorcist in the diocese of Rome, in later life Gabriele Amorth (1925–2016) wrote a series of works describing his ministry and making the case for the need to restore the exor...

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Happy to share my new open access article on Gabriel Amorth and disenchantment.

Venice and the Radical Reformation: An Italian Republic in European Context

Free on Zoom! Suitner on "Venice and the Radical Reformation: An Italian Republic in European Context" www.history.ac.uk/news-events/... 22 Jan 2026, 5.30 UK Time

I'm pleased to share the news that I have recently begun a term as co-editor of the British Journal for the History of Science (BJHS), working together with the now editor-in-chief, the brilliant Amanda Rees @amandarees.bsky.social.

Italy 1200-1700

For Bluesky thinking from our IHR Italy 1200-1700 seminar, check out our seminar programme: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/ita...

Opportunities Find opportunities to join UCL History in academic, research, teaching and learning, admin and other capacities below.

Funded PhD Studentship @UCL History and @wellcomecollection.bsky.social on project titled 'Translating Monstrosity: Constructions of Difference in #earlymodern England and France'. Deadline Jan 31st 2025. Project & application info: www.ucl.ac.uk/history/oppo.... #histmed #histsci #HSTM #bookhistory

Italy 1200-1700

On Thursday, 12 Dec, 5:30pm UK time (12:30pm New York/18:30 Brussels), Professor ARIELLE SAIBER (Johns Hopkins) will speak about ‘A Tokyo Artist's Dante-Inspired Artwork for Difficult Times’. Via ZOOM. All welcome! Please share widely.
To register, please visit: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/ita...

Italy 1200-1700

On Thu, 28 Nov, 5:30pm UK time, Carlotta Paltrinieri (RHUL ) will speak about ‘Women in the (Early Modern) News’.
In person at the IHR London and also online via ZOOM. All welcome! Please share. To register, please visit www.history.ac.uk/seminars/ita...

Thank you!

Hi Ruth! Could you add me please?

Thank you!

Could you add me please?

Thank you!

Could you add me please?

That's really kind of you -- and much appreciated!

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