Fabrizio Conti

CEU - Central European University, Doctoral School of History - Department of Medieval Studies.
Budapest (Hungary)

Fabrizio deals with the issue of "superstition" and witchcraft in Observant Franciscan preachers and confessors of the Milanese area in the late fifteenth century. His major focus is Bernardino Busti's "Rosarium Sermonum" (Venice, 1498) and Samuele Cassini's "Questiones lamearum" (Pavia, 1505); the latter is among the earliest texts to cast doubt on the reality of "Sabbath".

2011: PhD in History/Medieval Studies - Central European University, Budapest.
2009: Certificate in Early Christian Art, "Istituto Pontificio di Archeologia Cristiana", Rome;
2005: Certificate in Archival Studies, School of the "Archivio Segreto Vaticano";
2001: Laurea in "Lettere" (equivalent to a MA in Humanities), University of Rome "La Sapienza.

Scholarships and invited short research stays at: UCLA; the Nordic Center for Medieval Studies (Bergen); the Institute for Advanced Studies (Jerusalem); Società Internazionale di Studi Francescani (Assisi).

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