For those of you who always wanted to know how to use an
astrolabe, here's a manual written in 1391...

http://art-bin.com/art/oastro.html


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Thanks
Even then there were those who could not communicate


On 1/28/04 4:22 PM, in article , "Cindy
Ballreich" wrote:


For those of you who always wanted to know how to use an
astrolabe, here's a manual written in 1391...

http://art-bin.com/art/oastro.html


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Sheldon Haynie
Texas Instruments
50 Phillipe Cote
Manchester, NH 03101
603 222 8652

Thanks
Even then there were those who could not communicate


On 1/28/04 4:22 PM, in article , "Cindy
Ballreich" wrote:


For those of you who always wanted to know how to use an
astrolabe, here's a manual written in 1391...

http://art-bin.com/art/oastro.html


--
Sheldon Haynie
Texas Instruments
50 Phillipe Cote
Manchester, NH 03101
603 222 8652

Sheldon Haynie wrote:
Thanks
Even then there were those who could not communicate


Actually, I thought it was pretty good for middle english. There
were no spelling rules back then so it's essentially phonetic.
Lot's of thee's and thou's and stuff like that. Ever read "The
Canterbury Tales"?

I noticed that it was not complete. There's a note at the bottom
saying that they think it wasn't finished because the child
(Lewis) died. That's very sad considering the affection that
comes across in the opening paragraph.

Cindy


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Sheldon Haynie wrote:
Thanks
Even then there were those who could not communicate


Actually, I thought it was pretty good for middle english. There
were no spelling rules back then so it's essentially phonetic.
Lot's of thee's and thou's and stuff like that. Ever read "The
Canterbury Tales"?

I noticed that it was not complete. There's a note at the bottom
saying that they think it wasn't finished because the child
(Lewis) died. That's very sad considering the affection that
comes across in the opening paragraph.

Cindy


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the return email is a spam trap
send legit emails to cindy_at_ballreich_dot_net

I was making a funny,
Regarding Middle English, my surname is that origin and was spelled 4
different ways in the same deed ca 1644 from the Northumberland County VA
book of deeds Vol 1.



On 1/29/04 4:42 PM, in article , "Cindy
Ballreich" wrote:

Sheldon Haynie wrote:
Thanks
Even then there were those who could not communicate


Actually, I thought it was pretty good for middle english. There
were no spelling rules back then so it's essentially phonetic.
Lot's of thee's and thou's and stuff like that. Ever read "The
Canterbury Tales"?

I noticed that it was not complete. There's a note at the bottom
saying that they think it wasn't finished because the child
(Lewis) died. That's very sad considering the affection that
comes across in the opening paragraph.

Cindy


--
Sheldon Haynie
Texas Instruments
50 Phillipe Cote
Manchester, NH 03101
603 222 8652

I was making a funny,
Regarding Middle English, my surname is that origin and was spelled 4
different ways in the same deed ca 1644 from the Northumberland County VA
book of deeds Vol 1.



On 1/29/04 4:42 PM, in article , "Cindy
Ballreich" wrote:

Sheldon Haynie wrote:
Thanks
Even then there were those who could not communicate


Actually, I thought it was pretty good for middle english. There
were no spelling rules back then so it's essentially phonetic.
Lot's of thee's and thou's and stuff like that. Ever read "The
Canterbury Tales"?

I noticed that it was not complete. There's a note at the bottom
saying that they think it wasn't finished because the child
(Lewis) died. That's very sad considering the affection that
comes across in the opening paragraph.

Cindy


--
Sheldon Haynie
Texas Instruments
50 Phillipe Cote
Manchester, NH 03101
603 222 8652