St Boniface   Englishman and European The 2004 Quodlibet Conference 10th-11th September 2004 King's Manor, University of York Funded by grants from the Royal Historical Society and the White Rose Consortium To commemorate the 1250th anniversary of the martyrdom of St Boniface (c.674-754) a two-day graduate conference will be held at the King's Manor, York, from 10th-11th September 2004. We hope to provide an occasion for a stimulating re-assessment of Boniface's achievements and contexts, with particular attention to how his distinctive and wide-ranging ecclesiastical career bridged eighth-century European cultures. Boniface's renowned activities indeed took him from Wessex to Frisia, Germany and Rome, and connected him with the papacy, the Anglo-Saxons and the Carolingians. Key Note Speakers: Dr Stuart Airlie (Glasgow) and Dr Marco Mostert (Utrecht) Other speakers include: Yann Coz, Katy Cubitt, James Palmer, Volker Scior, Philip Shaw, Hinne Wagenaar, Barbara Yorke, John Clay, Wolfert van Egmond and Matthew Zimmern Programme Details Registration Form Accommodation Information York Tourism Information Directions to King's Manor (requires Adobe Reader) Register by 20th August 2004! For more information contact: Emma Pettit and James Palmer mail@boniface-conference.co.uk Centre for Medieval Studies, University of York, The King's Manor, York, YO1 7EP.