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1430’s Challenge For Baronial Birthday A&S Display

ByJehanne Bening June 1, 2023June 22, 2023

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Reblog: Cordials: Featuring Cinnamon Water
ByJehanne Bening October 10, 2024October 10, 2024
In the 15th century the term “cordiall” meant something that was soothing to the heart or spirit. The term was frequently used for medicines, but there were even devotional books named The Soul’s Cordiall. I think most of us could use a bit of soothing right now, so this is the perfect time to talk…
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Reblog: The Origins of 21 Common Phrases
ByJehanne Bening September 20, 2024
I don’t know about you, but I love history. It inspires, humbles, and fascinates me. Part of that is learning the etymology of some common words and idioms, many of which are Medieval or even older. I list here some of the most fun ones I’ve come across and hope you enjoy learning about them…
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The Scroll Colorant Blacklist
ByJehanne Bening March 27, 2019March 23, 2019
In Calontir, the SCA area where I live, you sometimes get into painting awards at an event. They are predesigned and painted like a coloring book. We call them “preprints”. Some kingdom’s call them “charters”. I’ve seen people take a few home from the scribe’s table to do later and that’s terrific. Each reign creates…
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Margaret of York, Duchess Consort of Burgundy
ByJehanne Bening December 9, 2019December 11, 2019
On 3 May 1446 Margaret of York was born to the future Edward IV of England .Here Heather R. Darsie describes the Duchess of Burgundy’s story.
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British Library Hebrew manuscripts site.
ByJehanne Bening August 15, 2019December 8, 2019
Research into pre17th century Jewish calligraphy and illumination is difficult to find. Here’s some great information on this topic. Thank you MARYA KARGASHINA
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Throwback to Creative Exploration: My Kingdom Arts Journey
ByJehanne Bening December 4, 2025December 29, 2025
“What is written once may be lost; what is written twice endures.” ~Scribal Proverb You Won’t Believe This! Look what I used to do on purpose for fun! I stumbled across the documentation and photo for a Kingdom Arts & Sciences competition entry by accident. This happened when I was cleaning out old digital storage….
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