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'''John Moorhead''' is the McCaughey [[professor]] of [[history]] (specializing in [[late antiquity]] and the early [[Middle Ages]]) at the [[University of Queensland]], [[Brisbane]], [[Australia]].{{Fact|date=February 2008}} |
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Moorhead is best known for his ''The Roman Empire Divided 400-700'', which deals with the barbarian invasions of that time. He is also fond of Pope [[Gregory the Great]] (whom he often describes as "my favourite Pope") and the teaching of [[Latin]], in which he claims to "finally have something in common with [[The Venerable Bede]]". His work with religious sources of the period has also led to an association with the university's [[Islamic Studies]] program, in which he lectures in "Christians, Muslims and Jews in the Middle Ages".{{Fact|date=February 2008}} |
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==References== |
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*Moorhead, John. 2001. ''The Roman Empire Divided 400-700''. London and New York: Longman |
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*Moorhead, John. 1999. ''Ambrose of Milan''. London and New York: Longman |
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*Moorhead, John. 1994. ''Justinian''. London and New York: Longman |
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*Moorhead, John. 1992. ''Theoderic in Italy''. Oxford: Clarendon Press |
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==External links== |
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* [http://www.uq.edu.au/hprc/index.html?page=21283&pid=19796 Moorhead's page at the University of Queensland] |
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[[Category:Historians|Moorhead]] |
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[[Category:Australian academics|Moorhead]] |
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[[Category:People from Brisbane|Moorhead]] |
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