1. GIMI Grupo de Investigação Modelos Identitários Research Group Identity Patterns Annual meeting of CARMEN network – Porto 2013 University of Lisbon Faculty of Arts Centre of History

2. Research groups and projects Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research groups Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Research projects Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries)Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries)Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty

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5. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries)

6. Adriana Almeida – résumé - B.A. in Modern Languages and Literatures (FCSH-UNL, 2003) - M.A. in Medieval Studies (Royal Holloway, University of London, 2007) - Currently attending Ph.D. in Interuniversity Ph.D. Programme in History (PIUDHist), since 2010 - Doctoral research funded by FCT (SFRH/BD/63145/2009) Résumé

7. Adriana Almeida – ongoing research Ph.D. Project SFRH/BD/63145/2009: A Queen in the Mirror. The worldly possessions of Leonor of Portugal, Queen of Aragon, 1347-48 - Using as main sources Leonor of Portugal’s will and post-mortem account books, this ongoing project has three main aims: o To analyse the composition of the queen’s ‘treasure’ identifying main typologies, dominant materials and themes. o To follow the process of sale of the queen’s property, which was done on her instruction, and went on for five years. To reflect upon the reasons, meaning and traditions for this choice. o To understand the way the queen’s protection and memory were extended beyond her death, namely through her bequests, the acquisition of her goods by members of her household, and the endeavours of her relations. Ongoing research

8. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups

9. Alice Tavares – résumé - B.A. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2004) - M.A. in Regional and Local History (FL-ULisbon, 2004), with a thesis about daily life of medieval urban population: the cases of Foros and Customs of Guarda, Santarém, Évora and Beja. - Currently attending Ph.D. in FL-ULisbon, since 2008. - Researcher of several FCT funded projects: o Historic Dictionary of the Portuguese Sephardim (POCI/HAR/61825/2004, CH-UL/FL) o Hebrew illumination in Portugal during the 15 th century (PTDC/EAT- HAT/119488/2010, IHA-FL-UL) Résumé

10. Alice Tavares – ongoing research - Currently working on urban history, namely on Foros and Customs of several Portuguese municipalities -History of Portuguese Sephardim Jews Ongoing research

11. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries)

12. Ana Maria Rodrigues – résumé - B.A. in Sociology (Paris VIII-Vincennes, 1981) - M.A. in History (Paris IV-Sorbonne, 1979) - Doctorat de 3 e cycle in Medieval History (Paris IV-Sorbonne, 1981) - Ph.D. in History (U. Minho, 1991) - Aggregation in History (U. Minho, 2002) - Associated professor with aggregation of the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon - Coordinator of the Identity Patterns Research Group within the History Centre - Director of the History B.A. in the Faculty of Arts Résumé

13. Ana Maria Rodrigues – ongoing research - Currently working on the issue of queenship, developing research in this field of expertise, having coordinated a collection (along with Manuela Santos Silva and Isabel dos Guimarães Sá) about the Queens of Portugal, published by Círculo de Leitores. - Coordinator of a project about the Treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (Portugal, Aragon, Castile) from the end of the 13 th century to the beginning of the 16 th century - Supervisor of several Post-doc, Ph.D. and M.A. projects concerning treasures and queenship Ongoing research

14. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries)

15. André de Oliveira Leitão – résumé - B.A. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2007) - M.A. in Medieval History (FL-ULisbon, 2011) with a dissertation about the settlement in the Lower Tagus Valley (mid 9 th century-early 14 th century) - Currently attending the Interuniversity Ph.D. Programme in History (PIUDHist) - A Ph.D. grantee of the FCT (SFRH/BD/77835/2011) - Former trainee of the project The Medieval University in Lisbon (13 th -16 th centuries) - Researcher of several FCT funded projects: o Resources for Portuguese Maritime History. 1200-1700 (POCI/HAR/61862/2004, CH-UL/FL), between 2005 and 2008 o DEGRUPE - The European Dimension of a Group of Power: Ecclesiastics and the political State Building of the Iberian Monarchies (13 th -15 th centuries) (PTDC/EPH-HIS/4964/2012, CIDEHUS-UÉ), since 2013 Résumé

16. André de Oliveira Leitão – ongoing research Ph.D. Project SFRH/BD/77835/2011: Portuguese Scholars in Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries): spread, networks and trajectories - The main goal of this project is to identify those students, based on the actual Portuguese territory, that have studied in several studia generalia of medieval Christendom - I intend to build a prosopographical database and gather information from several sources, in order to place these men in their historical background - With the collected data, I propose to recreate the circulation of these litterati throughout medieval Europe, reconstructing their paths and careers related either to the Studium, to the Ecclesia or to the Regnum. - The final aim of this project is to establish an overall view of all these men, based on a common questionnaire Ongoing research

17. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries)

18. Armando Martins – résumé - B.A. in History (FL-ULisbon, 1976) -Educational Aptitude and Scientific Capacity Tests (FL-ULisbon, 1989), with a thesis about cultural and mental aspects behind some of Santa Cruz of Coimbra manuscripts’ in the 12 th and 13 th centuries - Ph.D. in Medieval History, with a thesis about the history of the Monastery of Santa Cruz of Coimbra between the 12 th and 15 th centuries (FL-ULisbon, 1996) - Aggregation in History (FL-ULisbon, 2010) - Retired auxiliary professor with aggregation of the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon Résumé

19. Armando Martins – ongoing research -The court of king Fernando of Portugal - Currently working on the Portuguese medieval university in Lisbon, and the relationship between the studium generale and the capital city of the Kingdom (13 th -14 th centuries) Ongoing research

20. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries)

21. Armando Norte – résumé - B.A. in management (ISCSP-UTL, 1997) - B.A. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2007) -Post-graduation in Publishing, Books and New Media (FCH-UCP, 2010) - Ph.D. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2013), with the thesis Letrados e cultura letrada em Portugal (séculos XII-XIII)/Scholars and literate culture in Portugal (12 th -13 th centuries) - Researcher of the project The Medieval University in Lisbon (13 th -16 th centuries) - Grantee and researcher of the FCT project DEGRUPE – The European Dimension of a Group of Power: Ecclesiastics and the political State Building of the Iberian Monarchies (13 th -15 th centuries) (PTDC/EPH-HIS/4964/2012, CIDEHUS-UÉ), since 2013 Résumé

22. Armando Norte – ongoing research - Currently working on a post-doctoral project concerning the status of Lisbon as capital city of the Kingdom of Portugal, related to the process of political centralisation of the Portuguese Crown, between the 12 th and early 16 th centuries - Within its scientific activity, he has collaborated in the organisation of conferences and seminars, as well as research projects. He has participated recurrently as a speaker at seminars and specialised conferences. In recent years, he has published several articles in journals and collaborated in collective works - His main research interests concerns: o literates and literate culture o history of the universities o history of Lisbon Ongoing research

23. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries)

24. Bernardo de Sá-Nogueira – résumé - B.A. in History (Universidade Livre de Lisboa, 1982) - M.A. in Palaeography and Diplomatics (FL-ULisbon, 1988) - Ph.D. in History (FL-ULisbon, 1997), with a thesis about the genesis and implementation of the public notaries in Portugal between 1212 and 1279 - Aggregation in History (FL-ULisbon, 2008) - Auxiliary professor with aggregation of the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon Résumé

25. Bernardo de Sá-Nogueira – ongoing research - Currently works on the edition of Portugaliae Tabellionum Instrumenta, vol. 2 (documents produced by Lisbon notaries-public between 1255 and 1279) - Supervision of the organisation and cataloguing of the Arquivo da Casa do Duque de Cadaval, a private archive containing Portuguese and French documentation of the 15 th -20 th centuries - A member of the Scientific Committee of La Lettre Diplomatique (a thematic seminar organised in the framework of the ANR-DEG project EPISTOLA), he is looking into the appropriation and adaptation by medieval clerks of the old literary genre ‘epistola’ - Supervisor of several Post-doc, Ph.D. and M.A. projects concerning Portuguese palaeography and diplomatics Ongoing research

26. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries)

27. Filipa Roldão – résumé - B.A. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2003) - M.A. in Palaeography and Diplomatics (FL-ULisbon, 2007), with the thesis Writing and urban power in the municipalities of Coimbra, Santarém and Lisbon (1179- 1325) - Ph.D. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2011), with the thesis The memory of the city. Urban management and writing practices in Évora (1415-1536) - Post-doctoral research funded by FCT (SFRH/BPD/76818/2011) - Tutor at the History course in Universidade Aberta (from 2008) - Grantee in several FCT funded research projects: o Fasti Ecclesiae Portugaliae (POCTI/HAR/42885/2001, CEHR-UCP), between 2003-04 o FRAGMED: Corpus Fragmentorum Portugaliae (POCI/HAR/62060/2004, FLUC), in 2006 o Corpus Lusitanorum de Pace (PTDC/FIL-ETI/119182/2010, CFUL), in 2012 Résumé

28. Filipa Roldão – ongoing research The Portuguese presence in Cochim and in Macau at the end of the 16 th century is marked by the attribution to these cities of a municipal legal model, brought from the Portuguese Iberian territory, which consisted in the Charter and privileges of the city of Évora. This project seeks to reflect on the survival and adjustment of the municipal experience – as structuring dimension and identity of the Kingdom of Portugal in the medieval period – in the Portuguese overseas expansion, especially in the case of Macau, considering local contexts of government. The study of the documentation produced by the municipal institutions of this city will achieve this objective. The ongoing research is in line with studies initiated by Charles Boxer in his work Portuguese Society in the tropics. The municipal councils of Goa, Macao, Bahia and Luanda 1510-1800 (1965) and continued recently by Liam Matthew Brockey, among others, on the study of municipal administration in overseas Portuguese cities. Ongoing research

29. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries)

30. Hermenegildo Fernandes – résumé - B.A. in History (FCSH-UNL, 1986) - M.A. in Medieval History (FCSH-UNL, 1992), with the thesis Spatial organisation and social system in Medieval Alentejo – the case of Beja - Ph.D. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2001), with the thesis Between Moors and Christians: the border society in Inner Southwest Iberia (12 th -13 th centuries) - Associated Professor at the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon - Currently Deputy Director of the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon, and Director of the History Centre of the Faculty of Arts Résumé

31. Hermenegildo Fernandes – ongoing research -The reign of King Sancho II of Portugal - Coordinator of the research project Digital Atlas of Medieval Portugal (DigitAlMaP), submitted to FCT (PTDC/EPH-HIS/5376/2012) - Coordinator of the project on the History of Medieval Portuguese University in Lisbon (13 th -16 th centuries) - Coordinator (in the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon) of the M.A. in History of Islamic and Medieval Mediterranean - Supervisor of several Post-doc, Ph.D. and M.A. projects concerning territory, liminarity, Islam in Gharb al-Andalus, the city of Lisbon, literate culture, universities and scholars Ongoing research

32. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries)

33. Hugo Miguel Crespo – résumé - B.A. in Art History (FL-ULisbon, 2008) - Currently attending Ph.D. Programme in History (FL-ULisbon), with a thesis about ideology and the building of the King’s image from Portuguese medieval chanceries (12 th -13 th centuries) - Ph.D. research funded by FCT (SFRH/BD/47832/2008) - Researcher of the following FCT funded projects: o All His Worldly Possessions. The Estate of the 5 th Duke of Braganza, D. Teodósio I (PTDC/EAT-HAH/098461/2008, CHAM-FCSH-UNL/UAç) o DEGRUPE - The European Dimension of a Group of Power: Ecclesiastics and the political State Building of the Iberian Monarchies (13 th - 15 th centuries) (PTDC/EPH-HIS/4964/2012, CIDEHUS-UÉ) Résumé

34. Hugo Miguel Crespo – ongoing research - His main research interests concerns: o medieval diplomatics o inventories o Inquisition o history of science - Currently working on a post-doctoral project concerning the history of medicine and physicians of the Early Modern period Ongoing research

35. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty

36. Manuela Santos Silva – résumé - B.A. in History (FCSH-UNL, 198…) - M.A. in Medieval History (FCSH-UNL, 1987), with a thesis about the urban structure and municipal administration of the medieval town of Óbidos - Ph.D. in Medieval History (FL-ULisbon, 1997), with a thesis about the Óbidos region in the Late Middle Ages - Auxiliary professor of the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon Résumé

37. Manuela Santos Silva – ongoing research - Currently working on the issue of queenship, developing research in this field of expertise, having coordinated a collection (along with Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues and Isabel dos Guimarães Sá) about the Queens of Portugal, published by Círculo de Leitores - Coordinator of a network project about royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty - Supervisor of several Ph.D. and M.A. projects concerning municipal history and foros and customs Ongoing research

38. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups

39. Natália Nunes – résumé - B.A. in Portuguese and French Studies (FCSH-UNL, 1989) - M.A. in Compared Medieval French and Portuguese Literatures (FCSH- UNL, 1999), with a thesis about the sacred and the profane in popular tradition: the oral literature in Margem, Gavião municipality - Ph.D. in Portuguese Medieval Literature (FCSH-UNL, 2008), with a thesis about female representations in medieval literature (the Maid, the Lady, the Whore/Saint and the Virgin) - Currently a post-doctoral researcher with a project about the mystical and profane literature in Gharb al-Andalus Résumé

40. Natália Nunes – ongoing research - Currently working on a post-doctoral project concerning mystical and profane literatures in Gharb al-Andalus - Several works and courses on the poetry in Gharb al-Andalus as well as on the mystical current of Islam, the sufism Ongoing research

41. Research projects and groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects Research groups Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries)

42. Rita Melro – résumé - B.A. in History (FL-ULisbon, 2007) - M.A. in Art History (FL-ULisbon, 2010), with a thesis about the Treasure of King Denis of Portugal in the context of medieval treasures - Currently a Ph.D. candidate with a project about Royal Treasures of the Iberian Royal Houses (1279-1521) Résumé

43. Rita Melro – ongoing research Her research topics are in old jewellery, spolia, lapidaries, medieval symbols, rituals and culture. Presently she is working on the group project Royal Treasures of the Iberian Royal Houses (1279-1521), and at same time, she is also a goldsmith artist working in the subject of conceptual jewellery, developing projects inspire on Royal treasures. Ongoing research

44. Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries) Research groups Research projects Students’ circulation in Portugal and Christianitas (12 th -15 th centuries) Circulation of objects: treasuries of the Iberian Royal Houses (13 th -16 th centuries) Royal women’s circulation: the foreign branches of the Lancaster Dynasty Research projects and groups Research projects Research groups Writing, administration and culture: from local to global (12 th -18 th centuries)

45. Susana Tavares Pedro – résumé - B.A. in History (FL-ULisbon, 1988) - M.A. in Palaeography and Diplomatics (FL-ULisbon, 1994), with a thesis about the Noticia do Torto - Ph.D. in Palaeography and Diplomatics (FL-ULisbon, 2008), funded by FCT (SFRH/BD/12391/2003), with the thesis about the ‘notice’ diplomatic genre in Portuguese medieval documentation (10 th -13 th centuries) - Post-doctoral research funded by FCT (SFRH/BPD/47803/2008) - Invited professor of Palaeography and Diplomatics at the Faculty of Arts, University of Lisbon Résumé

46. Susana Tavares Pedro – ongoing research Post-doctoral project SFRH/BPD/47803/2008: Dictionary of Portuguese Palaeographic Abbreviations The Dictionary of Portuguese Palaeographic Abbreviations project intends to continue and promote the work of one of Portugal’s foremost palaeographers, Professor Eduardo Borges Nunes. It is meant for all who need assistance in reading and interpreting all the abbreviations found in manuscript (and printed) Portuguese medieval and modern primary sources. During the next several months I will make available short, limited versions – increasingly developed, augmented and updated – of the Eduardo Borges Nunes Digital Archive of Portuguese Palaeographic Abbreviations and of the Electronic Dictionary of Portuguese Palaeographic Abbreviations. Ongoing research