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Tag Archives: 14th century
Automata of the Middle Ages
This topic is one of the interesting intersections between my medieval research and my current research into Chinese technology. Some of the earliest known automated figures are clock jacks–figures that come out and do something when a clock strikes a … Continue reading
Deleted Settings: The Traitors’ Gate
The Tower of London, built by William the Conqueror to dominate his new capital, has a long and fascinating history well worth reading up on. As I approached The Dark Apostle series, and especially the second book, Elisha Magus, it … Continue reading
Longing for Spring: researching a historical garden
In just a few months, on July 1, Elisha Magus, book 2 in my Dark Apostle series, will hit the bookstores. Needless to say, I am thrilled. But when my window shows a snowy landscape, and my radio suggests that … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, history, medieval, research, Uncategorized, worldbuilding
Tagged 14th century, English garden, gardening, historical gardens, historical plants, horticulture
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Religious Influence on Medical Care, A Historical Perspective
A couple of recent court cases and the advent of recent changes to health insurance law have brought the issue of who controls the patient’s access to health care into the public mind, particularly in relation to religious freedom. Should … Continue reading
Meanwhile, Back in 14th Century Egypt
Like many American and European historical enthusiasts, especially those brought into the Medieval fold by way of fantasy literature, my immediate focus tends to be on the history of Europe. We love the castles, the kings, the knights, the tales … Continue reading
Posted in history, medieval, religion, Uncategorized
Tagged 14th century, church, Coptic Christians, Coptic church, Copts, Egypt, history, medieval, medieval warfare, Religion
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