Malalas-Studien

John Malalas generated a world chronicle in the 6th century AD that represents a turning point in various respects. Created in the transition period between late antiquity and the Byzantine Middle Ages, it is not only one of the last extensive historical works of antiquity but also marks the beginning of Byzantine chronology. Numerous later authors relied on or referred to the Malalas Chronicle.

Despite its great importance, researchers rarely took the Chronicle of John Malalas into account until a few years ago. Only recently has its extraordinary value been recognized, not least for the reconstruction of the history of the 6th century. The series Malalas-Studien provides a forum for current research on the Malalas Chronicle and its context and, at the same time, aims to promote international exchange on the topic.

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Prof. Dr. Mischa Meier

Universität Tübingen
Seminar für Alte Geschichte
Wilhelmstr. 36
72074 Tübingen
DEUTSCHLAND

mischa.meier@uni-tuebingen.de

Malalas-Studien

General information

ISSN 2365-6654 (print)

Founded: 2016

Size: 17 x 24 cm

Languages: English, German

Validation: peer review

Publishing information

Please send manuscript submissions to the Malalas research center at the Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften.

Your manuscript has been accepted for Malalas-Studien, you have your publishing contract in your hand, and now you would like to know what happens next? Here you can download a guide which will give you an overview of the book-making process and information on the citation styles of our series. (For publication in Malalas-Studien please follow method A).

Every project is different and we prefer tailor-made solutions to standardisation down to the last detail. So, if you have any questions, please write to us or give us a call.

From manuscript to book

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