Daniel Hadas

Dr Daniel Hadas is a Lecturer in Medieval Latin at King's College London, affiliated with the Department of History within the Faculty of Arts & Humanities. He joined the university in 2010 and specializes in classical Greek, medieval Latin, and textual criticism. His research focuses on late antique and medieval studies, including编辑未完成的拉丁讲道文 by 12th-century monk Baudri of Bougueil.

Education:

• BA in Classics (2004), King's College London
• MA in Classics (2006), King's College London
• PhD in Classics (2015), University of Paris IV, France

Research Interests: Medieval Latin literature, Patristics, textual criticism, and the intellectual history of late antiquity and the medieval period. His work bridges classical and medieval scholarship, with a focus on figures like Augustine and the transmission of classical knowledge into medieval Europe.

Publications: His articles and edited volumes explore Augustine’s engagement with classical authors, medieval Latin sermons, and Neo-Latin literature’s role in European cultural history. Recent projects emphasize interdisciplinary approaches to medieval religious and literary texts.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly listed in the provided text.

Advising & Grants: Supervises MA and PhD theses in medieval Latin and textual criticism. Active in research centers like the Research Centre for Late Antique and Medieval Studies and the Medieval History Research Hub, which foster interdisciplinary collaboration across Eurasia and Africa.