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'''Scholars of St Thomas Aquinas'''
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A companion event to the Tournament of the [[Golden Swan Tournament|Golden Swan]], '''Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas''' is a persona development challenge for male personas which takes place at Appledore's '''[[Midsummer in the Hollow]]''' event.
  
A companion event to Golden Swan, Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas is a persona development challenge for male personas.
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Started in XLI/2006, '''Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas''' is open to all male personas from throughout the known world between 450 and 1650 A.D. Each Candidate is tested on his ability to create and project an authentic and logical historically based persona in ten of the thirteen categories listed below. Candidates must enter the seven required categories and three of the six optional categories.
  
Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas is open to all male personas from throughout the known world between 450 and 1650 A.D. Each Candidate will be tested on his ability to create and project an authentic and logical historically based persona in ten of the thirteen categories listed below. Candidates must enter the seven required categories and three of the six optional categories.
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Required Categories:
 
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#PERSONA CREATION
Required Categories:<br>
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#CALLIGRAPHY/CORRESPONDENCE
1) PERSONA CREATION<br>
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#COSTUMING
2) CALLIGRAPHY/CORRESPONDENCE<br>
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#DAILY LIFE/LIVELIHOOD
3) COSTUMING<br>
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#HANDCRAFT
4) DAILY LIFE/LIVELIHOOD<br>
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#SKILLS/SCHOLARLY PURSUITS
5) HANDCRAFT<br>
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#COURTESY AND ETIQUETTE
6) SKILLS/SCHOLARLY PURSUITS<br>
 
7) COURTESY AND ETIQUETTE<br>
 
  
 
Optional Categories:<br>
 
Optional Categories:<br>
DANCING<br>
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*DANCING
GAMES AND PASTIMES<br>
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*GAMES AND PASTIMES
BARDIC/PERFORMANCE<br>
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*BARDIC/PERFORMANCE
FOOD<br>
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*FOOD
HABITAT<br>
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*HABITAT
SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES<br>
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*SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES
  
 
Detailed information can be viewed online at ... http://www3.telus.net/Quattrocento_Florence/Aquinas
 
Detailed information can be viewed online at ... http://www3.telus.net/Quattrocento_Florence/Aquinas
  
Scholars of St Thomas Aquinas takes place each Spring in the shire of Appledore.
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'''Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas''' takes place each Spring in the shire of [[Appledore]].
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==St. Thomas Aquinas Scholars==
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'''XLIII/2008'''
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* [[Rajpal Ganeshan]] of Jaipur, Rajastan, 1570
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'''XLI/2006'''
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* [[Sevrin de Savage]] of Firenze (Florence), 1482
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* Sayyid 'Abd al-Hakim al-Bahr ibn Da'ud al-Ghazis of Cordoba, Al-Andalus, 986
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==Event Reports==
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* [[Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas XLI/2006]]
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[[Category:Events]]
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[[Category:Glossary]]

Latest revision as of 19:27, 30 June 2008

A companion event to the Tournament of the Golden Swan, Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas is a persona development challenge for male personas which takes place at Appledore's Midsummer in the Hollow event.

Started in XLI/2006, Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas is open to all male personas from throughout the known world between 450 and 1650 A.D. Each Candidate is tested on his ability to create and project an authentic and logical historically based persona in ten of the thirteen categories listed below. Candidates must enter the seven required categories and three of the six optional categories.

Required Categories:

  1. PERSONA CREATION
  2. CALLIGRAPHY/CORRESPONDENCE
  3. COSTUMING
  4. DAILY LIFE/LIVELIHOOD
  5. HANDCRAFT
  6. SKILLS/SCHOLARLY PURSUITS
  7. COURTESY AND ETIQUETTE

Optional Categories:

  • DANCING
  • GAMES AND PASTIMES
  • BARDIC/PERFORMANCE
  • FOOD
  • HABITAT
  • SURVIVAL TECHNIQUES

Detailed information can be viewed online at ... http://www3.telus.net/Quattrocento_Florence/Aquinas

Scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas takes place each Spring in the shire of Appledore.

St. Thomas Aquinas Scholars

XLIII/2008

XLI/2006

  • Sevrin de Savage of Firenze (Florence), 1482
  • Sayyid 'Abd al-Hakim al-Bahr ibn Da'ud al-Ghazis of Cordoba, Al-Andalus, 986

Event Reports