Surprised by Time

. . . a little wine for remembrance . . . a little water for the dust

02 July 2020

Signs and Symbols

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https://www.history101.com/the-intriguing-history-of-hobo-signs-symbols/   At one point when I was talking with Mr. Matthews [see previ...
25 June 2020

We is probably related

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     Fifty years ago when I was the young mother of small children, we lived in the family neighborhood of Chevy Chase, DC.  Over several mo...
23 December 2016

The Word becomes flesh

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What is wanted here is silence. That the young woman is pregnant is suggested by her unlaced gown, shorter in front than in back. Her ...
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04 December 2016

Emperor or Sultan?

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I have been exchanging notes with a Byzantine art historian who recently found this painting although she has never actually seen it...
25 November 2016

Pray for the soul of Michelis Fantalouris

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I have written before about Ag. Metamorphosis near Asine -- here and here . I am writing again because I want to call attention to Mi...
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01 March 2016

Sam and Argos

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I was crossing Connecticut Avenue this afternoon behind a fluffy white table-dog, the kind a daughter of mine would call a “kick-me d...
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21 December 2015

Nauplion Christmas

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This was our Christmas in Nauplion 38 years ago, when my children were younger than my grandchildren are now, and when Greece was a...
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29 October 2015

The Rev. Hartley views the Morea

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From Researches in Greece & the Levant by the Rev. John Hartley, M.A., 1833.  The Rev. Hartley's route in 1828 from Napoli to...
02 September 2015

Time ages in a hurry

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Μετὰ τὴν σσιάν τάχιστα   χρόνος.  After the shadow time ages in a hurry. Time Ages in a Hurry is the title of a marvelous book...
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25 August 2015

On vacation: Giovannino's Menagerie

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Giovannino de Grassi, d. 1398.
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