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You can own the "Rochefoucauld Grail," a 14th-century manuscript of medieval romances...

...if you are very, very rich. (Most mss. of this age and quality are in national or university libraries and are not for sale at any price...
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A dissent from the Globe and Mail's endorsement: Anyone but Harper.
A linguistic anthropologist delivers his spiel

Stephen Chrisomalis at Glossographia revisits an old debate. A couple of tasty passages: I do not believe there are any grounds at all to ...

History World astronomy astronomy picture of the day Book of the New Sun Earth favorites 2009 International Space Station Bright Sun and Crescent Earth

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Bright Sun and Crescent Earth

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You can own the "Rochefoucauld Grail," a 14th-century manuscript of medieval romances...

...if you are very, very rich. (Most mss. of this age and quality are in national or university libraries and are not for sale at any price...
Makes the case

A dissent from the Globe and Mail's endorsement: Anyone but Harper.
A linguistic anthropologist delivers his spiel

Stephen Chrisomalis at Glossographia revisits an old debate. A couple of tasty passages: I do not believe there are any grounds at all to ...
Boxes and boxes of gold

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Eric Foner on the special status of South Carolina

Salon was smart enough to int erview Eric Foner, the leading historian of Reconstruction in the post-US-Civil-War era. A sample. One-hun...
A discovery: Ilan Mitchell-Smith's Between Mars and Venus: Balance and Excess in the chivalry of the late-medieval English romance

A friend of mine alerted me to the existence of a PhD dissertation (Texas A&M) on chivalry and masculinity. I have just had a quick lo...
Fellini's Roma (1972)

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Some early art history -- in process

It has been a while since I blogged anything on the Stone Age. To remedy this terrible lack, let me link to a post from Judith Weingarten at...

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