SC - Byzantine Sources

[Jennifer D. Miller]

Would you happen to know if they did any articles on Russia or other Slavic
countries?


>Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 13:50:58 -0500
>From: Christine A Seelye-King <mermayde at juno.com>
>Subject: Re: SC - Byzantine Sources

>Well, lucky for me I know just exactly who wrote and published the Early
>Period Magazines.  The publication information is in the front of each
>edition, and usually any unattributed articles are by the publishers,
>Mistress Fuiltegeurne and Master Andros Salamandros (Rebecca and David
>Wendelken).  Both were Meridian Laurels (and he a Knight as well).  They
>have now left the SCA to pursue further scholarly pursuits (she was
>teaching Medieval Russian to Russians in Russia last year).  They have
>been in contact with friends of mine and have agreed to put name to paper
>to release their articles for SCA use and publication, including
>Stephan's Florilegium.  I am waiting for the paper to get to me before I
>start transcribing 30+ Early Periods for Stephen :o
>
>Mistress Christianna MacGrain, 
>Meridies



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