Thursday, October 25

9.45–10.00 Opening remarks

10.00-10.45 Keynote lecture I

Krystyna Krauze-Błachowicz (Warsaw): Editing Cracow medieval grammatical texts. John of Głogów and his predecessors

Coffee break

11.15–12.45 Session 1: Reformatio in capite et in membris

Jana Nechutová (Brno): Contra cantores Francigenas in ecclesia

Anna Zajchowska-Bołtromiuk (Warsaw): De formatione et reformatione Ordinis Fratrum Praedicatorum of Henry Bitterfeld de Brega

Pavel Soukup (Prague): Variability of polemics. Editing anti-indulgence leaflets from 1412

Lunch break

14.15–16.15 Session 2: Editorial Perspectives

Helena Krmíčková (Brno): Debita nostra. Œuvres inédites de Jacobellus de Stříbro

Michał Rzepiela (Cracow): Best version or false friends? Two case studies of autograph manuscripts

Paolo Divizia (Brno): Between single texts and multi-text manuscripts. Clusters of works stemming from the same author or milieu

Iulian-Mihai Damian (Cluj-Napoca): Writing military strategy for a humanist pope. Lampugnino Birago’s Strategicon adversum Turcos (ca 1454)

Coffee break

16.45–18.45 Session 3: Editing sermons

Katrin Janz-Wenig (Vienna): Editing the Sermones Socci

Jan Odstrčilík (Vienna): A cento sermon? A curious case of Henry Totting’s sermon on Virgin Mary

Jindřich Marek (Prague): Medieval Utraquist sermons and their editions

Dorota Maslej (Poznań): Interlinear version of a medieval text as an editorial problem. The example of the Augustinians’ sermons

19.00 Reception

Friday, October 26

9.00-9.45 Keynote lecture II

Elizabeth Solopova (Oxford): Towards a new edition of the Wyclifite Bible

9.45–10.45 Session 4: Medieval Vernacular Sources

Tomasz Mika (Poznań): On idealization and other editorial attitudes towards medieval texts

Joanna Poetz (Dublin): Editing late medieval texts. Sources and quotations in some Waldensian treatises

Coffee break

11.15–12.45 Session 5: Legal and Administrative Sources

Agnieszka Maciąg-Fiedler (Cracow): LOST IN EDITION – publishing Acta iudicialia terrestria from the beginning of the 15^th century

Pawel Kras (Lublin): Heresy trials in the register of bishop Zbigniew Oleśnicki of Włocławek (1480): structure and functions

Adinel Dincă (Cluj-Napoca): Churchwardens’ accounts and literacy in late medieval Transylvania (14^th to 16^th century)

Lunch break

14.15–15.45 Session 6: Philosophical and Theological Texts

Monika Mansfeld (Łódź): The Intertextuality of Late Medieval Philosophical Commentaries in the Critical Apparatus

Łukasz Marek Tomanek (Katowice): What To Do with Unfinished questiones? Some problems with edition of Jean de Jandun´s commentary on Averroes’ De substantia orbis

Alexandra Baneu: Notes on the critical edition of the prologue to Pelbartus of Themeswar’s Rosarium

15.45 Closing remarks

16.00–18.00 Excursion to Rajhrad monastery