Advisory Board

St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, 904, da e-codices

Member	Affiliation	Work package supervised	Scientific profile
Dr. Marjorie Burghart	Lyon CNRS	WP5	Medievalist and an expert in Digital Humanities, in particular of the TEI XML markup language.
Prof. Mario De Nonno	University of Roma Tre	WP1	He will take part in the research as a specialist in ancient Latin grammarians as well as in Latin textual transmission and critical editing. He has substantially contributed to our knowledge of structure, sources, and manuscript tradition of the Ars Prisciani. Moreover, in 2001 he founded the series Collectanea Grammatica Latina of Georg Olms Verlag, which he directs and which will be the publication venue for Priscian’s new critical edition.
Prof. Dr. Eleanor Dickey	University of Reading	WP2.3-4 and WP4	Expert in Greek and Latin scholarship as well as ancient and early medieval bilingualism.
Prof. Dr. David Ganz	King’s College London	WP2.1-2	Specialist in Latin palaeography, with particular focus on Carolingian manuscripts.
Prof. Marco Mancini	Sapienza University of Rome	WP1	Expert in Latin linguistics and history of linguistics.
Prof. Dr. Stefano Martinelli Tempesta	University of Milan	WP3 and WP4	Specialist in Greek and Byzantine philology; he has recently dedicated many inquiries to the study of Greek during the Renaissance.
Dr. Pádraic Moran	NUI Galway	WP2.3-4	Expert in early medieval glossing and scholarship. He is the editor of the Earlier Latin Manuscripts project and one of the founders of the Network for the Study of Glossing.
Prof. Dr. Costas Panayotakis	University of Glasgow	WP1	Specialist of the study of Latin fragmentary texts, with particular regard to early Latin literature.
Prof. Dr. Filippomaria Pontani	University of Venice Ca’ Foscari	WP3	He will participate in the project as an expert in ancient Greek and Byzantine scholarship and manuscript tradition of Greek texts. In addition, he is a member of the Ars Edendi Group in Stockholm and has published papers on methodological issues in classical and medieval philology.
Prof. Renzo Tosi	University of Bologna	WP4	He has been involved in the project as a specialist in Greek lexicography and indirect tradition of Greek classical authors.