Armelle Le Huërou

Armelle Le Huërou is a Research Fellow at the Department of Humanities of Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Her research focuses on Medieval Textual History, Latin Philology, Religious History, and Medieval Literature. She specializes in medieval translations of Greek Patristic texts and the circulation of manuscripts in pre-Humanist Europe, particularly through figures like Angelo Clareno.

• Education: PhD in Medieval History (2006, Université Rennes 2), DEA in Medieval History (2000, Université Rennais), CAPES in Classical Letters (1995), and Master in Classical Letters (1993).
• Professional Roles: Research Fellow (Ca' Foscari), Secondary School Teacher (1995-2018), Teaching roles at Université Rennes 2 (2004-2020), and participation in projects like ERC BIFLOW and ANR LiBer.
• Collaborations: Editorial committee member of Oliviana and TEMPORA Lab (Université Rennes 2).

Her publications emphasize critical editions of medieval texts, including works by Baudri de Bourgueil, Angelo Clareno, and Clare of Assisi. She explores themes like canonization processes, medieval spirituality, and manuscript transmission across France, Italy, and Europe.