Jonathan Shepard

Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Byzantine Studies and History(122), Eurasian Exchange Networks(48), Historical and Archaeological Studies(37), Historical and Religious Studies of Rome(36), Medieval Literature and History(27)

Publications212 total

The Byzantine Phenomenon
2025
The workings of Byzantine Soft Power and Abbot Leontios’ Progress
2025
Vladimír Vavřínek in the Memories of His Scholarly Friends and Colleagues
Byzantinoslavica·2025
Crowns from the Basileus, Crowns from Heaven
2024· 2 cited
The ruler as instructor, pastor and wise: Leo VI of Byzantium and Symeon of Bulgaria
2024· 3 cited
Byzantine Writers on the Hungarians in the Ninth and Tenth Centuries†
2024· 3 cited
Byzantium and the Steppe-Nomads: The Hungarian Dimension
2024
Otto III Boleslaw Chrobry and the "Happening" at Gniezno, A.D. 1000: Some Possible Implications of Professor Poppe's Thesis Concerning the Offspring of Anna Porphyrogenita
2024
Manners maketh Romans? Young barbarians at the emperor's court
2024· 1 cited
Emergent Elites and Byzantium in the Balkans and East-Central Europe
2024· 2 cited
Spreading the Word: Byzantine Missions
2024· 1 cited
Historiography and Identity, IV: Writing History across Medieval Eurasia, ed. Walter Pohl and Daniel Mahoney
The English Historical Review·2024· 14 cited
De Très Savants Pasteurs. Conceptions et pratiques de l'autorité des évêques dans la société byzantine des XIe–XIIIe siècles. By Jack Roskilly. (Byzantina Sorbonensia, 32.) Pp. 407 incl. 4 figs and 2 tables. Paris: Éditions de la Sorbonne, 2022. €38 (paper). 979 10 351 0793
The Journal of Ecclesiastical History·2024
Eduard Mühle. Slavs in the Middle Ages between Idea and Reality. East Central and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages, 450–1450, vol. 89. Leiden: Brill, 2023. xvii, 610 pp. Bibliography. Index. Maps. $208.00, hard bound.
Slavic Review·2024
Historical Writing of Early Rus (c.1000–c.1400) in a Comparative Perspective, by Timofey V. Guimon
The English Historical Review·2023
Rus and other Northmen under non-Arabic eyes
2023
‘Failure of a mission’?
2023
12 Adjustable Imperial Image-Projection and the Greco-Roman Repertoire: Their Reception among Outsiders and Longer-Stay Visitors
Edinburgh University Press eBooks·2022
Countering Byzantium’s Shadow: Contrarianism among the Bulgars, Rus and Germans
2022
Texts and Tales of Byzantium in Primarily Oral Cultures From the Caucasus to Canterbury
2022Open Access
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Maureen Perrie(5), Michael Angold(4), Andrew Louth(3), Denis J. B. Shaw(3), Richard Hellie(3), Thomas F. X. Noble(3), Timothy Reuter(3), Simon Franklin(2), Janet Martin(2), Michael Khodarkovsky(2), Brian Davies(2), Janet L. Nelson(2), Elizabeth Zachariadou(2), Paschalis M. Kitromilides(2), S. Peter Cowe(2), Anthony O’Mahony(2), Simon Franklin(2), Zeev Rubin(1), R. W. Thomson(1), Lawrence I. Conrad(1)