#669 Correspondence Like this:Like Loading...Spread the love Comments They do this on “Game of Thrones,” don’t they? 🙂 Reply The scribe used the term “amenuensis” correct! I’m impressed! (Although he did spell it wrong — The first “e” should be an “a”. Am I being too picky or what?) BTW, when will volume 2 of the cheapcaffeine collection be available? Reply Education wasn’t nearly as standardized back then. And as soon as I finish formatting it… Reply LOL. Good one, Nathan. 🙂 Reply This was definitely one of the perks of being literate in an age when almost everyone else (including one’s king) was illiterate. Reply 🙂 Nice. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ
The scribe used the term “amenuensis” correct! I’m impressed! (Although he did spell it wrong — The first “e” should be an “a”. Am I being too picky or what?) BTW, when will volume 2 of the cheapcaffeine collection be available? Reply
This was definitely one of the perks of being literate in an age when almost everyone else (including one’s king) was illiterate. Reply
They do this on “Game of Thrones,” don’t they? 🙂
The scribe used the term “amenuensis” correct! I’m impressed! (Although he did spell it wrong — The first “e” should be an “a”. Am I being too picky or what?)
BTW, when will volume 2 of the cheapcaffeine collection be available?
Education wasn’t nearly as standardized back then.
And as soon as I finish formatting it…
LOL. Good one, Nathan. 🙂
This was definitely one of the perks of being literate in an age when almost everyone else (including one’s king) was illiterate.
🙂
Nice.