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Les 5-7 mai 2016 aura lieu à Dublin un colloque sur la dispersion et les itinéraires des manuscrits insulaires : "The Wandering Word: the travels of insular manuscripts".Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research InstituteTrinity College, DublinProgramme:Jeudi 5 mai 2016:12h30 : Inscriptions13h45 : Mot de bienvenue14h00-15h30: Session 1: Susie Bioletti &#38; Allyson Smith: Shining a light on the pigments of early Irish manuscripts. John Gillis and Marco Di Bella: Challenges and Choices: The Conservation of four Early Irish Manuscripts William Endres: Digitally across time: Generating knowledge from 125 years of photographs of the St Chad Gospels16h00-17h30: Session 2: Carol Farr: Reused, rescued, recycled: Art historical contexts of the Irish fragments, St Gall Codex 1395 Rachel Moss: Itinerant Iconography: Following the strands of the Garland of Howth Michelle Brown: Hagiography or History? Medieval Approaches to Establishing Origin and Provenance for Insular Copies of ScriptureVendredi 6 mai 2016:9h00-10h30: Session 3: Bernard Meehan: The Book of Mulling: Bindings and 'Blurrings' Paul Mullarkey: Keeping our Word: The Book Shrines of Dimma and Mulling and their Relationship with other Manuscripts, Covers and Shrines. Heather Pulliam: Breast-hoard: Carrying the Word of God11h00-12h30: Session 4 Timothy O'Neill: Initial wanderings Francis Newton: Unstudied Fragments of a Latin Gospel Book in Insular Half-Uncial Mark Stansbury: Wandering hands: Usserianus Primus and the movements of scripts13h30-15h30: Session 5 Dáibhí Ó Cróinín: The Earliest Echternach Liturgical Manuscript Fragments: Irish or Anglo-Saxon? David Dumville: A lifelong dedication?: A Gaelic scholar and his pet manuscript in Carolingian Europe Joanna Story: Insular Manuscripts: Continental Connections15h45: Conclusions16h00-17h00: Visite de l'expositionSamedi 7 mai 2016 :9h30-17h30: Excursion à St Mullin's, Castledermot &#38; Moone