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C. Philipp E. Nothaft

8 works· latest 2016· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-7454-8058

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Walter Odington’s De etate mundi and the Pursuit of a Scientific Chronology in Medieval England2016 · 36 citations
A Sixteenth-Century Debate on the Jewish Calendar: Jacob Christmann and Joseph Justus Scaliger2013 · 21 citations
John of Murs and the Treatise Autores kalendarii (1317): A Problem of Authorship.2015 · 18 citations
A tool for many purposes: Hermann Zoest and the medieval Christian appropriation of the Jewish calendar2014 · 15 citations
The Origins of the Christmas Date: Some Recent Trends in Historical Research2012 · 14 citations

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Walter Odington’s De etate mundi and the Pursuit of a Scientific Chronology in Medieval England

Journal of the History of Ideas·2016·1 author

36citations

John of Murs and the Treatise Autores kalendarii (1317): A Problem of Authorship.

PubMed·2015·1 author

18citations

Medieval Latin Christian Texts on the Jewish Calendar

BRILL eBooks·2014·1 author·book

6citations

A tool for many purposes: Hermann Zoest and the medieval Christian appropriation of the Jewish calendar

Journal of Jewish Studies·2014·1 author

15citations

An Eleventh-Century Chronologer at Work: Marianus Scottus and the Quest for the Missing Twenty-Two Years

Speculum·2013·1 author

9citations

A Sixteenth-Century Debate on the Jewish Calendar: Jacob Christmann and Joseph Justus Scaliger

The Jewish Quarterly Review·2013·1 author

21citations

The Origins of the Christmas Date: Some Recent Trends in Historical Research

Church History·2012·1 author

14citations

Nicholas Trevet and the Chronology of the Crucifixion

The Mediaeval Journal·2012·1 author

3citations