Fl. - Revision history

Sarah Van Der Goes: added wikis

2007-07-12T17:46:29Z

added wikis

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	The abbreviation '''fl.''' stands for the [[Latin]] term "floruit" ("flourishing"). It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (~~writers~~, ~~composers~~, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.		The abbreviation '''fl.''' stands for the [[Latin]] term "floruit" ("flourishing"). It is used to denote the time during which an [[artist]] created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists ([[writer]]s, [[composer]]s, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.
	[[category:arts]][[category:research]]		[[category:arts]][[category:research]]

Cian: add latin

2006-08-09T05:39:40Z

add latin

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	The abbreviation '''fl.''' ~~is short~~ for "~~flourished~~". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.		The abbreviation '''fl.''' stands for the [[Latin]] term "floruit" ("flourishing"). It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.
	[[category:arts]][[category:research]]		[[category:arts]][[category:research]]

User 144 at 10:30, 27 May 2006

2006-05-27T10:30:02Z

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	The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.		The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.
	[[category:arts]][[~~stegory~~:research]]		[[category:arts]][[category:research]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T10:29:47Z

categorising

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	The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.		The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.
	[[category:arts]]		[[category:arts]][[stegory:research]]

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T10:29:18Z

categorising

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	The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.		The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.
			[[category:arts]]

Cian at 01:29, 15 September 2004

2004-09-15T01:29:09Z

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	The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], ~~scribes~~, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of ~~their~~ their creations.		The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], [[scribe]]s, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their creations.

Conrad Leviston at 06:20, 13 September 2004

2004-09-13T06:20:35Z

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		⚫	The abbreviation '''fl.''' is short for "flourished". It is used to denote the time during which an artist created most of his or her works. It is particularly relevant to [[medieval]] artists (writers, composers, [[List of poets (600-1600)\|poets]], scribes, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their their creations.
	fl.
⚫	short for "flourished". ~~Used~~ to denote the time during which an artist created most of ~~their~~ works. ~~Particularly~~ relevant to ~~medeival~~ artists (writers, composers, poets, scribes, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their their creations.

Tiff at 06:57, 10 September 2004

2004-09-10T06:57:21Z

New page

fl.
short for "flourished". Used to denote the time during which an artist created most of their works. Particularly relevant to medeival artists (writers, composers, poets, scribes, etc) as we seldom know anything about them other than some of their their creations.