Been abandoned by your regular bloggers?I've saved up two posts I liked just for this occasion.
The first is Karl Steel posting his final exam for an undergraduate course in medieval romance literature. I am fascinated by the format and wonder if I should revisit what I habitually do. My students, past and present, are welcome to chime in on this issue.
Then there is a "material culture" contribution from Darrell Markewitz on "How widespread were blacksmithing skills in the Viking Age?" Lots of fun in the grubby details.
Image: "Viking Smith," a photo by Wolfgang Arnold.
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Good day, Mr Muhlberger !
I am extremely interested in the following title
Muhlberger Steven. The Copenhagen Continuation of Prosper: A Translation // Florilegium. 6. 1984. P. 71-95.
Could you help me in some way?
I would be much indebted.
I am from Moscow, Russia and have a solid intention to prepare a Russian translation of the following pieces:
1) Fasti Vindobonenses Priores
2) Fasti Vindobonenses Posteriores
3) Excerpta Sanctgallensia
4) Paschale Campanum
5) Cassiodori Chronicon
6) Prosperi Tironois Epitoma et Continuationes
7) Jordanis Romana
8) Pauli Diaconi Romana
Maybe some others
I am Vladimir and my e-mail address is as following:
rybakov@birulevo.net
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