Deborah Mauskopf Deliyannis

Associate Professor, Department of History
Office:  Ballantine Hall 708
812-855-3431
ddeliyan@indiana.edu


Course webpages, Spring, 2012

H206:  Medieval Civilization   (spring, 2012)

H206:  Medieval Civilization (honors section)   (spring, 2012)

Old course webpages:

B351:  Western Europe in the Early Middle Ages   (fall, 2011)

J300: The Anglo-Saxon World (fall, 2011)

H610/710: The Anglo-Saxon World (fall, 2011)

H610/710:  Barbarians  (spring, 2011)
B348:  Byzantine History (fall, 2010)
J400:  Pagans and Christians in the Early Middle Ages (spring, 2010)
H610:  Essential Readings in Early Medieval History  (spring, 2010)
E104:  Pagans and Christians in the Middle Ages (fall, 2009)
H710:  Medieval Historiography  (fall, 2008)
H610:  Medieval Rome  (spring, 2007)
J400:  Anglo-Saxon England  (fall, 2006)
B204:  Medieval Heroes (spring, 2006)
A214:  Art and Life in Ancient Rome (fall 2005)
A329:  Art of the Anglo-Saxon World (summer, 2005)
E103:  Sacred Places (spring, 2005)
B352:  Later Medieval History  (spring, 2005)
A101:  Ancient and Medieval Art (spring, 2004)

Other material:

Ravenna in Late Antiquity (Cambridge University Press, 2010)
Maps of Ravenna
The Medieval Review (TMR)

Omnia disce, videbis postea nichil esse superfluum
"Learn everything, for you will see that it is all useful later on."
-Hugh of St. Victor, Didascalion, vi, 3, 12th century

Teacher:  "I ask you why you are so eager to learn?"
Pupil:  "Because we do not wish to be like stupid animals that know nothing but grass and water."

- Ælfric of Eynsham (955-1020), Colloquy