My Albion

A chronicle of sundry adventures in England.

søndag 27. mai 2012

Da Nobis Tuam Lucem Domine

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After Coel's death Constantius himself seized the royal crown and married Coel's daughter. Her name was Helen and her beauty was gr...
torsdag 17. mai 2012

The Pearl of York

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This dusk-dim room with windows deep embedded, These breathing walls, carved cupboards, sloping floor, Formed loom for her wed life so ...
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lørdag 12. mai 2012

Ignorance and Experience: An Illuminator's Trajectory

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There is an animal called the elephant, which has no desire to mate. - MS Bodley 764, translated by Richard Barber Medieval bestiaries con...
mandag 7. mai 2012

Names of the Hedgehog

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and whatsoever Adam called every living creature, that was the name thereof. - Genesis 2:19 Linguistics is one of my many passions and I ...
lørdag 28. april 2012

Sacred and profane: a Selection of Medieval Music

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Sing unto him a new song; play skilfully with a loud noise. - Psalm 33:3 In the course of my thesis work I spend much of my time in the...
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fredag 20. april 2012

Life's Little Oddities, part IV - The Rockery

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You could have got off with Shepherd Book at the Bathgate Abbey. Could've been meditating on the wonders of your r...
torsdag 12. april 2012

The New Walk

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If the strong Cane support thy walking Hand, Chairmen no longer shall the Wall command - Trivia, John Gay In the beginning of the...
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Steffen
Norwegian medievalist, bibliophile, lover of art, music and food. This blog is a mixture of things personal and scholarly and it serves as a venue for me to share things I find interesting with likeminded people.
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