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• Category:People (medieval)
  ...logy|Mythical]] and [[Saint]]ly figures may also be added, especially if [[medieval]] [[manuscript|works]] refer to such figures as if historical.
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• Category talk:People (medieval)
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• Category:People (post-medieval)
  This category is for articles about people who existed from the [[16th century]] onwards but before the early part of
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• Talk:William Shakespeare
  I didn't say he wasn't period, I said that he was not medieval, which he isn't by any stretch of the imagination.--[[User:User 144|User 14 ...need is a category: people (post-medieval) in order to distinguish between people born after 1500 and those 20th and 21st century reenactors.--[[User:User 14
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• Talk:Charlemagne
  ...(medieval)]] and their occupational subcategory, ie. [[:category:monarchs (medieval)]]??? - [[User:Cian|Cian Gillebhrath]]
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• SCA name
  ...[[names|name]], and this can be a part of a [[persona]], or just a cool [[medieval]] name they like. Things to remember when choosing your SCA name: *If you genuinely want people to call you by your SCA name, then keep it simple, or you'll just be given
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• Medieval Dance
  If you're looking for '''Medieval Dance''' then you're probably really in need of the article about [[Renaiss ...was done in the [[Middle Ages]], and there are no surviving examples of a Medieval Dance [[choreography]]. Some of the dance styles we know existed in the [[
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• Category:Monarchs (medieval)
  See also [[:category:People (medieval)]] [[category: People_(medieval)]]
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• Fool
  ...out [[Europe]]. [[King]]s often employed mad men, mentally challenged, and people of unusual stature in these roles. [[category: occupation (medieval)]]
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• Wyvern
  ...listen to people who play [[Dungeons and Dragons]], a [[poison]] tail. The medieval wyvern had a barbed tail and this is sometimes depicted this barb in the sa ...le have a wyvern as part of a [[device]] and it was seen fairly often in [[medieval]] [[heraldry]], where it is often referred to as a [[dragon]]. Because of
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• Disease
  ...as influzena, tuberculosis, dystentry, and [[plague]] were common in the [[medieval]] period. In addition, even minor wounds would become infected and cause s Fortunately, [[medieval]] disease and sanitation are not accurately portrayed in the [[recreationis
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• Charles VIII of France
  [[Category:Monarchs (medieval)]] [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Category talk:People - modern
  ...gory:people (medieval)]]. I feel that this category should be [[:category: people (modern)]].- [[User:Cian|Cian Gillebhrath]] :Agreed. I have redirected [[:category:people]] here, and categorized the only entry there ([[Laurel]]) to [[:category:ti
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• Slavery
  ...ss institutionalized, and less likely to involve large numbers of enslaved people toiling for a single owner. Significant [[regional differences]] would hav Slavery is one of those aspects of medieval life that cannot be reenacted in the [[SCA]], however well-intentioned the
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• Gamble
  ...e as betting on the outcome of a [[fighter]]'s bout, or as complex as many medieval [[dice|dicing games.]] Gambling was as popular in [[period]] as it is toda ..., and frequently condemned by priests and preachers. The rules of many of medieval games, like [[Hazard]] or [[Passage]], have survived to [[modern]] times.
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• Frederick Barbarossa
  [[Category:People (medieval)]] [[Category:Monarchs (medieval)]]
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• User talk:203.52.127.130
  ...rsh, but I am just trying to make it a better Cunnan that remains with its medieval focus.
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• Fowl
  ...would eat anything with [[wing]]s. These [[bird]]s were a popular dish in medieval cuisine - in later [[period]], fowl were considered more suitable for human
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• Timothy McGee
  Medievalist, musician, and author of the book [[Medieval Instrumental Dances]]. [[category:People (modern)]]
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• Talk:Winter
  ...starts a while after autumnal equinox), along with the cold weather. Does medieval definitions of the seasons differ? If so, a longer explaination might be in ...address what recreationists do during winter. For instance, it means that people in Lochac can wear more European garb. [[User:Morgant|Morgant]] 16:12, 5 Se
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• 10th Century
  * the beginning of the [[Medieval Warm Period]] == Significant people ==
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• Edmund Ironside
  [[Category:Monarchs (medieval)]] [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Dante Alighieri
  ...y works including [[The Divine Comedy]]. Dante was one of the last great [[medieval]] scholars, preceding the age of the [[Renaissance]]. [[Category:People (medieval)]]
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• Pico della Mirandola
  [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Game
  The [[SCA]] is essentially a '''game''', although many people tend to forget this. The SCA is all about having fun, [[dress]]ing up, [[fi There are a variety of [[medieval]] games:
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• Drum
  ...ese could be used for musical accompaniment or for [[signalling]]. Often [[medieval]] drums were tensioned by [[rope]]s. ...number of different drum types including nakers and kettle known from the medieval period.
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• Category:Troubadour
  [[Category: People (medieval)]]
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• Mythology
  '''Myths''' are things in which people-in-general believe, but that can't be proved to be true. ...o a single story. For instance, [[Robin Hood]] may have been based on real people and folklore and fables on someone called Robin.
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• Newbie Questions and Answers page
  ...be shy to ask. Anything that gets asked frequently will end up on our new people guide.
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• Johann Gutenberg
  [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Soldier
  Some [[medieval]] soldiers were required to serve for a limited amount of time for their lo ...ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portraying units above the general rank and file.
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• Aethelbert
  [[Category:Monarchs (medieval)]] [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Roger Bacon
  * [http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/bacon2.html ORB Medieval Sourcebook has his 1268 On Experimental Science] [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Saltcellar
  ...d. [[Salt]] was poured into the saltcellar at the start of the meal, and people would reach into it and get a "pinch of salt" -- literally as much salt as ...ad of the table than the saltcellars; therefore the term came to represent people of lesser quality, such as [[servant]]s, [[journeyman|journeymen]], or [[ap
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• Talk:Pagan
  ...reation group|groups]] need to know what it was like to be an aethist in [[medieval]] society, then by all means, add [[aethism|a page for aethism]]. Because o
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• Category:Fencing masters
  [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Talk:Elizabethan music
  ...assume your request was for information about elizabethan music, not just medieval stuff in general, so I'll add that to the wanted articles list.
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• Category:People (medieval)
  ...logy|Mythical]] and [[Saint]]ly figures may also be added, especially if [[medieval]] [[manuscript|works]] refer to such figures as if historical.
  132 members (4 subcategories, 0 files) - 05:21, 3 November 2007
• Talk:Live roleplaying
  ...u are in the [[SCA]], you are being a [[medieval]] [[noble]] in a pseudo-[[medieval]] world. The more you play your [[persona]], the more you are [[live rolepl ...way, SCA folks aren't usually pretending to be someone else, they are just people doing things in an unusual setting. [[User:AlexandreDavigne|AlexandreDavig
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• Category:Dance masters
  [[category:dance]][[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Edmund the Martyr
  [[Category:Monarchs (medieval)]] [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Trade
  '''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. Many [[medieval]] [[town]]s and [[city|cities]] became well known trading centres, some for ...nd objects in high demand but short supply would support a higher price as people paid to obtain said item.
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• Scribe
  In [[period]], '''scribes''' were the people who could [[writing|write]]. Often, they were [[monk]]s or [[nun]]s who wor ...calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a [[medieval]] [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].
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• Conradin
  [[Category: People (medieval)]] [[Category: Monarchs (medieval)]]
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• Medievaloid
  ...if it is not [[authenticity|authentic]] to the [[middle ages]], but looks medieval to the modern eye. ...l]]s and those concerned with [[authenticity]], strive to create authentic medieval [[garb]] and other crafts, much of the material culture that makes up the [
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• Gottfried Leibniz
  [[category:people (post-medieval)]]
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• Clothing
  Medieval clothing takes a variety of forms according to [[period]] and culture. ...]] some use [[SCAism|the term]] '''Garb''' to differentiate all forms of [[medieval]] clothing from modern clothing.
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• Wace
  [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Eustache Deschamps
  [[category:people (medieval)]][[category:14th century]][[category:15th century]]
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• Gaucelm Faidit
  [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Talk:Byzantine Names
  ...if you are a petty vandal or a knowledgeable source. I don't want to see people mistakenly believeing something because the rest of the article was so wel ...Translated by Elizabett A. S. Dawes, 1928. Fordham University Center for Medieval Studies, New York, 2006, http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/AnnaComnena-A
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• Maria of Montferrat
  [[category:monarchs (medieval)]] [[category:people (medieval)]]
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• Talk:German alternate titles
  ...I can't think it difficult to research if you have original German texts (medieval german seems less different to modern than english), unless it is quite rar edit: I've tried looking at a <database of medieval high german texts |http://mhdbdb.sbg.ac.at:8000/index.html>, and can indead
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