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Re: Novice Castle Question
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 19 Apr 2000 19:37:09 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Jeff Johnston writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Paul Davidson writes:
> > Is there a glossary of medieval terminology somewhere?
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> I'm sure there is, somewhere. (An SCA website perhaps?)
Heh... I was just about to answer Paul's question when I saw yours... :)
The two places I look first when I run across something I don't know are:
http://www.sca.org/misc.html
--> miscellaneous links from the SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism)
website, there's a large number of good informational links off of here,
including glossaries, and encylopedic sites.
http://orb.rhodes.edu/
-->The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies is a great resource,
although it can be a bit intimidating to hunt around in. I'd recommend the
"Of General Interest" section to answer most common questions.
> Mine just comes
> from reading. A *lot*. 8)
Well, ya, that's my other vice. ;)
> On the other hand. www.dictionary.com has been fairly complete when I've
> used it - I did it for the quoted post, in fact, to sanity-check what I
> remembered a 'gambeson' being.
Dictionaries in general are good, as are topical encyclopedias. (like ORB
above).
And yup, that is indeed what a gambeson is, both traditional and current. I
have one in my car right now, in fact, alongside the rest of my armour. :)
James
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