ANST - Stefan's article for Novemb
Mark Harris
mark_harris at risc.sps.mot.com
Sun Oct 12 23:28:14 PDT 1997
Greetings,
Here is a copy of my article for November. Please remember that if you
do publish it, I would like notification by email. While I do not require
a copy of the newsletter that it is printed in, it is appreciated. I
like to know when it is published, so I know whether it is worthwhile
to continue with this monthly article.
I have found that some people do not see the double quotes around
some of the article titles in the right-hand column. And yes, the
article list portion should be in two columns, filename on the left
and description on the right. Using a non-proportional font such as
courier may help.
If you or perhaps your local newsletter editor would like to be added
to the list of people I send a copy of this to by email, please
contact me by email.
Stefan li Rous
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A Blending of the Past and Present
Because I am now getting materials for my files from a variety of sources in
addition to the Rialto (rec.org.sca) including articles sent to me by email
and several mail lists, I have decided to rename my files, StefanÕs Florilegium.
Florilegium - (literally, "a gathering of flowers"). In medieval times,
Florilegia were collections of choice tidbits (from Ovid, Aristotle, various
popes, church scholars, etc.) arranged topically. Typically, a florilegium is
huge, encyclopedic, and contains only choice selections from particular works.
Anyone interested in these files is encouraged to request a copy of my complete
filelist by email. I can send this filelist or any of these files by email or
by copying them to a computer diskette if you donÕt have WWW access.
Those of you who have World-Wide-Web (WWW) access can get these files at:
http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/rialto/rialto.html.
Stefan li Rous (512)892-0036 markh at risc.sps.mot.com
Here are the new files for this month:
Cheese-Making-art ÒCheese Making for the Compleat NoviceÓ by
Lady Aoife Finn.
cookbooks2-bib Cookbook bibliography by Stephen Bloch.
HC-butchers-art For Headcooks - How to work with your local butcher.
ironing-msg Medieval ironing of clothes. Ironing tools.
Period-Pies-art ÒRaising a Coffin or the Fine Art of Making
Period Pies.Ó by Lady Aoife Finn.
rec-AFCF-art Recipes from AethemearcÕs First Crown Feast.
rope-msg Medieval ropemaking. Rope materials.
Soapmakng-CMA-art ÒSoapmaking in the Current Middle AgesÓ by
Gillian Fhlaitheamhail (Fraya Davis).
turnips-msg Turnips in period. Recipes.
V-Arts-and-A-art ÒViking Arts and Artifacts (A Biblio. of
Interesting Articles) by Gunnora Hallakarva.
These files have had substantial additions this past month:
aprons-msg Medieval aprons for both men and women.
butchering-msg Medieval meat butchering of animals.
Byzantine-msg Byzantine culture, clothing, commerce.
chicken-msg Period and SCA chicken recipes.
cook-flowers-msg Cooking with flowers. Medieval flower dishes
linen-msg Period and modern linen cloth. Sources. Care
pottery-msg Medieval pottery, kilns. modern equivalents.
sauces-msg Period sauces. Sauce recipes.
For those who may be new to the Society or who are involved with those
who are, I want to highlight the files in my NEWCOMERS section:
4-newcomers-msg Comments directed at SCA newcomers.
callig-beg-msg Hints for beginning calligraphers.
courtesy-msg Courtesy guidelines in the SCA and period.
Hand-kissing and bowing.
names-FAQ Choosing and registering names in the SCA.
SCA-courtesy-art Courtesy guidelines by Ioseph of Locksley.
SCA-intro-art An Introduction to the SCA.
SCA-Rialto-FAQ SCA FAQ list from the Rialto (rec.org.sca).
SCA-trans-msg How to handle the move from one group to
another. For the people in the group too.
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Copyright 1997, Mark S. Harris, 5628 Wagon Train Rd. Austin TX 78749.
Permission to reprint in SCA-related publications is hereby granted if the contents are left unchanged.
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