International Medieval Congress (IMC) 2024: Session I: There’s Safety In Numbers: Disruptive Incidents And Their Impact On Reckoning Books – Reformation, Contact With Other Religions, And Medical Crisis

Organiser: Michaela Wiesinger, Institute for Medieval Research; Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

Moderator: Bernhard Bauer, Institute for Medieval Research; Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna / Department of Digital Humanities, University of Graz

111-a: Faith in Trade?: The Reckoning Book of Clemens Hör and the
Reformation Crisis 

Norbert Hunor Orbán, Institute for Medieval Research; Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

111-b: Interest or Extortion?: The Image of the Moneylending Jew in Reckoning Examples of the Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period 

Michaela Wiesinger, Institute for Medieval Research; Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna

111-c: Sick of Numbers?: On the Co-Transmission of Arithmetic and
Medicinal Treatises in Miscellanies of the 15th and 16th Centuries

Christina Jackel, Institute for Medieval Research; Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna