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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Alternate Byzantine Titles Project
I’ve had the opportunity to work with Anna on the Alternate Byzantine Titles Project, and I’m happy to say that while we have not submitted this to the College of Arms for use, yet (soon!) – our work on it … Continue reading
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Skipping the Light Fandango, redux
After I completed Project Flammen, I realised that I was having some issues – one, I couldn’t blouse the chiton without showing my ankles (a problem, especially given the overall modesty of the Vestals), and two, it just seemed far … Continue reading
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