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==History==
==History==
Caid's original A&S magazines, <i>The Arts Quarterly</i> and <i>The Scientific Caidan</i> ([[Rosemary Petsley]]), were published in the early 1980s. In 1987, two issues of <i>Son of the Scientific Caidan</i> was published, and in Summer 1991, the first issue of <i>Ars Caidis</i> was published, under the sponsorship of HRM [[Patrick II and Adriana| Adriana]] as the Kingdom's patroness of Arts and Sciences.
Caid's original A&S magazines, <i>The '''[[Arts Quarterly]]'''</i> and The <i>'''[[Scientific Caidan and Son of Scientific Caidan]]'''</i> were published by the then separate Office of Arts and the Office of Sciences. The <i>Arts Quarterly</i> was created to serve as an arts forum for the Kingdom and featured articles, book reviews and poetry. It was published four times a year in January, April, July and October. <i>The Scientific Caidan</i> was published in the early 1980s. In 1987, and two issues of <i>Son of the Scientific Caidan</i> were published, under the Caidan Office of Sciences under ([[Rosemary Petsley]], Editor).


<i>Ars Caidis</i> is Caid's  Arts and Sciences journal, published under the auspices of the Kingdom Arts and Sciences office. Everyone, regardless of age and rank, is welcome to submit research articles, original art, poetry, commentary about life in the Current Middle Ages, recipes - in short, anything that involves the arts and sciences of life either in the real world prior to 1600 AD or the Current Middle Ages as it relates to re-creation and re-enactment of those times.
<i>Ars Caidis</i> was one of Caid's  Arts and Sciences journals, originally published as a combined effort of the Caidan Office of Arts and of the Caidan Office of Sciences.  The first issue of <i>Ars Caidis</i> was published, under the sponsorship of HRM [[Patrick II and Adriana| Adriana]] as the Kingdom's patroness of Arts and Sciences. The <i>Ars Caidis</i> continued to be published after the Caidan Office of Arts and of the Caidan Office of Sciences were combined into the Caidan Office of Arts and Sciences.  


<i>Ars Caidis</i> was honored in A.S. 39 as the SCA's best Special Interest Newsletter.
<i>Ars Caidis</i> was honored in A.S. 39 as the SCA's best Special Interest Newsletter.
<big>Go to <i>The '''[[Arts Quarterly]]'''</i> or The <i>'''[[Scientific Caidan and Son of Scientific Caidan]]'''</i></big>
==The <i>Ars Caidis</i>: The Caidan Arts and Sciences Digest (from the Crown Prints, 1990)==
The “Arts Quarterly” and the “Scientific Caidan” have combined. Now we are looking for <i>you!</i> We are accepting contributions of art and articles on or inspired by any medieval or renaissance subject, and our re-creation of these times in Caid. We’ll take anything that the <i>[[Tournaments Illuminated]]</i> would, and then some, including short fiction in a Medieval style and subject. We’ll accept how-to articles, research, poetry, reviews and al most anything else. We would be especially happy to get material from the Guilds within Caid so we can better appreciate the work you do!
Our format is exactly the same as <i>[[The Crown Prints]]</i> (we’re using their press). Our deadline will be Caidan Crown Trouneys. Each new issue will be available at Coronations for $ (TBA). Presale copies may be purchased for $ (TBA) including first class mailing. All proceeds after cost will be donated to <i>[[The Crown Prints]]</i> collation machine fund.
For submissions or presale information, contact, Lord [[Eadwynne of Runedun]], Editor, Kingdom Minister of Sciences, Caid.


==Guidelines==
==Guidelines==
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==Previous Ars Caidis Editors==
==Previous Ars Caidis Editors==
*[[Eadwynne of Runedun]], 1991
*[[Eadwynne of Runedun]] - 1991-93
*[[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
*[[Albra Katerine Marie Isabelle Bautiste]] - 1993
*[[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]], -Summer 2002
*[[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]] and [[Elizabeth Scott of Berwick]]  -  1995-96
*[[Natalya de Foix]], Autumn 2002-Winter 2005
*[[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]] - 1997-98
*[[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]], January 2006-Summer 2010
*[[Finella Harper]] - 2000-2002
*[[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]] -Summer 2002
*[[Natalya de Foix]] - Autumn 2002-Winter 2005
*[[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]] - January 2006-Summer 2010


==Published Issues==
==Published Issues==
Note: Some issues were not located at the time this page was created.


<u>May 1987 "Son of Scientific Caidan" Vol. 1, No. 1</u><br>
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Editor: [[Rosemary Petsley]]
| '''Year/Issue/Editor'''
*<i>The Queens of England, From Conquest to Commonwealth. Part the Second: Matilda of Scotland and Adelicia of Louvain</i>, Master [[Conrad von Regensburg]]
| '''Topics'''
*<i>Arthur and Merlin Re-examined: Two Book Reviews</i>, Master [[Conrad von Regensburg]]
| '''Cover'''
*<i>A History of Russian Costume</i>, Lady [[Soraya Evodia| Soraya Evodia of Odessa]]
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*<i>Editorial</i>, Lord [[Wilfried Rudiger Quellenmann]]
|<u>Ars Caidis Summer 1991,</u><br/>Issue #2<br/>Editor: [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]
*<i>The Reviewing Stand</i>, Lady [[Eden Elisabeth McNab Sommerhawke| Eden Sommerhawke]]
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*<i>500 and 1000 Years Ago</i>, Editorial
* A Word from Her Majesty [[Patrick II and Adriana| Adriana]]
 
<u>May 1988 "Son of Scientific Caidan" Vol. 2, No. 1</u><br>
Editor: [[Rosemary Petsley]]
*<i>The Queens of England, From Conquest to Commonwealth. Part the Third: Matilda the Empress and Matilda the Queen</i>, Master [[Conrad von Regensburg]]
*<i>Addendum on Adelicia of Louvain</i>, Master [[Conrad von Regensburg]]
*<i>Marshalled Arms for the SCA</i>, Master [[Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme]]
*<i>Period Food</i>, Lady [[Selene Colfox| Selene of the Sable Fox]]
*<i>Elements of Armor Design</i>, Lord [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]
*<i>The Reviewing Stand</i>, Lady [[Eden Elisabeth McNab Sommerhawke| Eden Sommerhawke]]
*<i>500 and 1000 Years Ago</i>, Editorial
 
<u>Ars Caidis Summer 1991</u><br>
Editor: Lord [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]
*A Word from Her Majesty [[Patrick II and Adriana| Adriana]]
*Editor's Corner
*Activities at the Arts & Sciences Pentathlon
*Activities at the Arts & Sciences Pentathlon
*<i>You'll Never Waulk Alone</i>, Jennet Jowan Truro
*<i>[[You’ll Never Waulk Alone…]]</i>, [[Jennet Jowan Truro]]
*<i>Dutch Oven Cookery</i>, [[Riordan Robert MacGregor]]
*<i>Dutch Oven Cookery</i>, [[Riordan Robert MacGregor]]
*<i>Illuminating Women</i>, Virginia Matijevac
*<i>Illuminating Women</i>, Virginia Matijevac
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*Sciences Report on the Caidan 12th Night Banquet, Lord [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]
*Sciences Report on the Caidan 12th Night Banquet, Lord [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]
*Arts Fair and Pentathlon, Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Arts Fair and Pentathlon, Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Resources Directory for Caid, Editorial
*Resources Directory for Caid
*Bibliographic Resources Book, Editorial
*Bibliographic Resources Book
*<i>Ars Caidis</i> Manuscript Guidelines, Editorial
*<i>Ars Caidis</i> Manuscript Guidelines
*Announcements
*Announcements
 
|[[File:ARS CAIDIS cover - Summer AS XXVI.jpg|150px|thumb|Ars Caidis cover from Issue #2, Summer of ASXXVI (1991); Art by [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis 1993</u><br>
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|<u>Ars Caidis 1993</u><br/>
Early<br/>Editor: [[Albra Katerine Marie Isabelle Bautiste]]
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*On the Making of Cordials, Lord [[Riordan Robert MacGregor]]
*On the Making of Cordials, Lord [[Riordan Robert MacGregor]]
*Recommendations for Cooking Contest Entrants, Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Recommendations for Cooking Contest Entrants, Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Signs and Symbols in Medieval Life, Sor [[Maria Catalina de la Encarnacion]]
*Signs and Symbols in Medieval Life, Sor [[Maria Catalina de la Encarnacion]]
*Researching Your Project, Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Researching Your Project, Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*In Quest of Queen Elizabeth's Rose Perfume, Lord [[Mornay of Anglesey| Mornay of Montrose]]
*In Quest of Queen Elizabeth's Rose Perfume, Lord [[Mornay of Anglesey| Mornay of Montrose]]|-
 
|[[File:Ars Caidis 1993 early.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Aislynn the Illustrator]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis 1994 (Issue No. 111)</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u> Ars Caidis 1993 </u><br/>Editor: [[Albra Katerine Marie Isabelle Bautiste]]
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*<i>Painting and Gilding on Wood, Part 1, [[Miriel Gwenddwr Ty Arannell]]
*<i>Painting and Gilding on Wood, Part 2, [[Miriel Gwenddwr Ty Arannell]]
*<i>Inspiration and the Judge, [[Richard Gilchrest]]
*<i>Decorative Initial Letters I, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>Decorative Initial Letters II, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>Researching Embroidery, [[Francesca Lucia d’Alberto dei Lorenzi]]
*<i> A Brief Introduction to Elizabethan costuming Books, [[Gareth Nikodemos Somerset]]
|[[Image: Ars Caidis 1993 .jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by Dover Publications]]
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|<u>Ars Caidis 1994</u><br> (Issue No. 111)<br/>Editor: [[Albra Katerine Marie Isabelle Bautiste]]
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*Twelfth Night Recipes by Sir [[Kamal Mishwa ibn Javid Daoud Khan-ad-Din]]
*Twelfth Night Recipes by Sir [[Kamal Mishwa ibn Javid Daoud Khan-ad-Din]]
*Three Basic Gulyas Recipes by Lord [[Kurt von Arriksleva]]
*Three Basic Gulyas Recipes by Lord [[Kurt von Arriksleva]]
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*Three Period Desserts by [[Ginevra Francesca Pallucchini]]
*Three Period Desserts by [[Ginevra Francesca Pallucchini]]
*Chocolate Cheesecake Recipe by Baron Richard Kenrick ([[Middle]])
*Chocolate Cheesecake Recipe by Baron Richard Kenrick ([[Middle]])
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis 1994.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Leora Tara McLaughlin]]]]
<u> Ars Caidis January 1996</u><br>
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Editors:  
|<u> Ars Caidis October 1995 </u><br/>Editors: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]] <br/>and [[Elizabeth Scott of Berwick]]
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*<i>Recreating the Scribes Tools in the Society for Creative Anachronisms, [[Morann Will Owen]]
*<i>Double Stranded Knots, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>The Scythian Saddle, [[Mornay of Anglesey]]
*<i>A Recipe for Chawetts
*<i>Wax Gourd Canteen, [[Jonas Aquilian]]
*<i>Brief History of Futharks, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>Letter from the Editors
|[[Image: Ars Caidis October 1995.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Rebecca of the Rainwynds]]]]
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|<u> Ars Caidis January 1996</u><br/>Editors: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]] <br>and [[Elizabeth Scott of Berwick]]
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*Letter from Ars Caidis Editors
*Letter from Ars Caidis Editors
*"Soche Wycked Fashyon" or, Sumptuary Laws and Morality in the Age of Elizabeth I by Lady [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
*"Soche Wycked Fashyon" or, Sumptuary Laws and Morality in the Age of Elizabeth I by Lady [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Missive from Arts Pentathlon Autocrat
*Missive from Arts Pentathlon Autocrat
*Full Moon by Lord [[Grim Finch]]
*Full Moon by Lord [[Grim Finch]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis January 1996.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Rebecca of the Rainwynds]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis April 1996</u><br>
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Editors:
|<u>Ars Caidis April 1996</u><br/>Editors?
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*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editors
*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editors
*Bard's Fire, Mistress [[Maritsa Milovich]]
*Bard's Fire, Mistress [[Maritsa Milovich]]
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*White Vine Entwining by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*White Vine Entwining by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*A Courtly Game of Intrigue by Lady [[Deborah the Cloth Merchant]]
*A Courtly Game of Intrigue by Lady [[Deborah the Cloth Merchant]]
 
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<u>Ars Caidis October 1996</u><br>
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Editor:  
|Ars Caidis July 1996 </u><br/>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*<i>Assisi Embroidery: Medieval and Modern Characteristics, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>Assisi Embroidery: Four Examples from the Victoria and Albert Museum, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>A Brief Foray into the Religion and Shamanism of Period Mongolia, [[Duncan Andrew Songhawke Tengri-in Jida]]
*<i>Angels Officers’ Favors – An Embroidery Pattern, [[Robynne the Grey]]
*<i>Clothing of a Sixteenth Century Turkish Lady, [[Helen Rose Winfield]]
*<i>Letter from the Editor
|[[Image: Ars Caidis July 1996.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Duncan Andrew Songhawke Tengri-in Jida]]]]
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|<u>Ars Caidis October 1996</u><br/>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Letter from Her Majesty, HRM [[Edric and Albra| Albra]]
*Letter from Her Majesty, HRM [[Edric and Albra| Albra]]
*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
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*European Concepts of the Mongols during the Rise of the Imperial Mongol Empire by THL [[Duncan Andrew Songhawke Tengri-in Jida]]
*European Concepts of the Mongols during the Rise of the Imperial Mongol Empire by THL [[Duncan Andrew Songhawke Tengri-in Jida]]
*Making a Man's Elizabethan or Cavalier Shirt from a Mundane Pattern by Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Making a Man's Elizabethan or Cavalier Shirt from a Mundane Pattern by Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis October 1996.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Gareth Nikodemos Somerset]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis April 1997</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u> Ars Caidis January 1997 </u><br/>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*<i>Elizabethan Embroidery: The Scrolling Stems Design, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>How to Frame Your Scroll to last until A.S. 200, [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*<i>Some sharpe and Houlsome Lawes’ or an Overview of Late Period sumptuary Laws, [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
*<i>Rhodri mawr at Anglesey (Poetry), [[Ilar y Seisyllwg]]
*<i>Letter from the Editor
|[[Image: Ars Caidis January 1997.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]]]
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|<u>Ars Caidis April 1997</u><br/>Editor:[[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
*Edible Flowers by Lord [[Jamal Damien Marcus]]
*Edible Flowers by Lord [[Jamal Damien Marcus]]
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*Angels Officers Favors by THL [[Robynne the Grey]] (Chatelaine and Children)
*Angels Officers Favors by THL [[Robynne the Grey]] (Chatelaine and Children)
*Shinte: Official Sport of the Fifth Brigade, Caid by THL [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]
*Shinte: Official Sport of the Fifth Brigade, Caid by THL [[Eadwynne of Runedun]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis April 1997 cover.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Caitríona ní Bhriain]]
<u>Ars Caidis July 1997</u><br>
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Editor:
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|<u>Ars Caidis July 1997</u><br/>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
*The Caidan Garden Plot
*The Caidan Garden Plot
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*Adas by Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Adas by Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Why Did the Seal Fall Off the Scroll? By Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Why Did the Seal Fall Off the Scroll? By Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
 
|[[Image: Ars CAidis Cover July 1997.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Louise of Woodsholme]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis October 1997</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u>Ars Caidis October 1997</u><br><br/>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*From the Editor
*From the Editor
*Letter from the Caidan Garden Plot
*Letter from the Caidan Garden Plot
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*To Make Tarts Called Taffity Tarts by Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*To Make Tarts Called Taffity Tarts by Mistress [[Catarina della Zimarra]]
*Pentathlon Results
*Pentathlon Results
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis October 1997.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Caitríona ní Bhriain]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis January 1998</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u>Ars Caidis January 1998</u><br>Editor:  
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*The Caidan Garden Plot
*The Caidan Garden Plot
*Spanish Blackwork Embroidery by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Spanish Blackwork Embroidery by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
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*Paella by Lord [[Jamal Damien Marcus]]
*Paella by Lord [[Jamal Damien Marcus]]
*Angels Officers Favors - An Embroidery Pattern by THL [[Robynne the Grey]] (Chirurgeon and Constable)
*Angels Officers Favors - An Embroidery Pattern by THL [[Robynne the Grey]] (Chirurgeon and Constable)
 
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<u>Ars Caidis July 1998</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u> Ars Caidis April 1998</u><br>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Characteristically Pictish: An Analysis of Ornament from Carved Stones by [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Medieval Roses, Then…and Now by [[Mornay of Anglesey]]
*Divers Pretty Things Made of Roses & Sugar by [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
*Challenge of the Pas de Arms by [[Anne de Vere of Brittany]]
*Thunder Over the North: The Primal Unity of Four Deities by [[Grim Finch]]
|[[Image:Ars Caidis front cover April 1998.jpg|150px|thumb|Front Cover by [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]]]
[[Image: Ars Caidis back cover April 1998.jpg|150px|thumb|Back Cover by [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]]]
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|<u>Ars Caidis July 1998</u><br>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
*Letter from the Ars Caidis Editor
*Blackwork and Raised Work Embroidery in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Blackwork and Raised Work Embroidery in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
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*Artes Mechanicae by Lord [[Etienne of Burgundy]]
*Artes Mechanicae by Lord [[Etienne of Burgundy]]
*Blackwork Embroidery in the Norton Simon Museum by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Blackwork Embroidery in the Norton Simon Museum by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis cover July 1998.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Caitríona ní Bhriain]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis July 1999</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u>Ars Caidis July 1999</u><br>Editor:[[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Editor's Note
*Editor's Note
*Picts Do Knot, Fret, and Spiral Designs: A Survey of Pictish Symbols" by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Picts Do Knot, Fret, and Spiral Designs: A Survey of Pictish Symbols" by Mistress [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
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*The Quest for Research Resources on the Internet by Lord [[Etienne of Burgundy]]
*The Quest for Research Resources on the Internet by Lord [[Etienne of Burgundy]]
*Arts & Sciences Fair and Pentathlon Winners
*Arts & Sciences Fair and Pentathlon Winners
 
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<u>Ars Caidis January 2000</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u>Ars Caidis January 2000</u><br>Editor: [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
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*Editor's Note
*Editor's Note
*For Goldwyn, Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
*For Goldwyn, Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
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*The Celtic Spiral Chain Instructions, THL [[Miriam bas Levi]]
*The Celtic Spiral Chain Instructions, THL [[Miriam bas Levi]]
*For Duchess Diana de Sevigny, Herzog [[Dietrich von Vogelsang]]
*For Duchess Diana de Sevigny, Herzog [[Dietrich von Vogelsang]]
 
|[[Image:Ars Caidis January 2000.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Alatiel de Montfort of Reading-wood]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis Autumn 2000</u><br>
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Editor:  
|<u>Ars Caidis Autumn 2000</u><br>Editor: [[Finella Harper]]
*Editor's Note
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*Editor's Note [[Finella Harper]]
*The Ottoman Empire, Baroness [[Brianna Je Nell Aislynn of Blue Shadows]]
*The Ottoman Empire, Baroness [[Brianna Je Nell Aislynn of Blue Shadows]]
*The Decree of Union of 1439 A Failed Reconciliation, Dame [[Catherine Adrienne de Steele]]
*The Decree of Union of 1439 A Failed Reconciliation, Dame [[Catherine Adrienne de Steele]]
*Zenith and Decline: The Hanseatic League and the Teutonic Order in the Late 14th and Early 15th Centuries, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Zenith and Decline: The Hanseatic League and the Teutonic Order in the Late 14th and Early 15th Centuries, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Trade and Commerce 1450-1500, Lord [[Etienne of Burgundy]]
*Trade and Commerce 1450-1500, Lord [[Etienne of Burgundy]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Autumn 2000.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Miriel Gwenddwr Ty Arannell]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis Autumn 2002</u><br>
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Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
|<u> Ars Caidis Winter/Spring 2001 </u><br> Editor: [[Finella Harper]]
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*<i>What Did Heralds Wear? A Review of the Historical Regalia of Officers of Arms, [[Eiríkr Mjoksiglandi Sigurðarson]]
*<i>I see by Your Outfit: Order Robes, Historical and Modern, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>Charted Border Designs Adapted from the Goss Vestments, [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*<i>Editor’s Note
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Winter Spring 2001.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]]]
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|<u> Ars Caidis Summer 2001</u><br>Editor: [[Finella Harper]]
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*<i>Gothic Costume 1300-1500,  by [[Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta]]
*<i>The Vanished  Picts: Sources of Knowledge by [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>Una Cuaderna  Via para Alejandro (Poetry) by [[Finella Harper]]
*<i>Editor’s Notes
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Summer 2001.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Aliskye Rosel]]]]
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|<u> Ars Caidis Spring 2002 </u><br> Editor: [[Finella Harper]]
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*<i>Secrets of a Pentathlon Winner, [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]
*<i>Ceramics Through the Centuries, [[Asakura Machime]]
*<i>Vinegar Not Just for Cleaning Coffeepots, [[Máirín ben Dhiarmait]]
*<i>A Very Brief History of Soap, [[Thea Gabrielle Northernridge]]
*<i>Rondeau to my Lady Wife (Poetry), [[Dietrich von Vogelsang]]
*<i>Editor’s Note
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Spring 2002.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Arianne of Desert Keep]]]]
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|<u>Ars Caidis Autumn 2002</u><br>Editor: [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
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*To Grave in Yron and Steel With Strong Water; or, Vinegar Etching for the Current Middle Ages, THL [[Njall Olaf Hagarson]]
*To Grave in Yron and Steel With Strong Water; or, Vinegar Etching for the Current Middle Ages, THL [[Njall Olaf Hagarson]]
*The Slippery History of Soap, Lady [[Elisabetta di Venezia]]
*The Slippery History of Soap, Lady [[Elisabetta di Venezia]]
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*Iron Chef; or Anachronism is Our Middle Name, Dame [[Selene Colfox]]
*Iron Chef; or Anachronism is Our Middle Name, Dame [[Selene Colfox]]
*The Caidan Chef: Garlic Jamal's Way by Baron Jamal Damien Marcus, as told to Baroness [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*The Caidan Chef: Garlic Jamal's Way by Baron Jamal Damien Marcus, as told to Baroness [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Autumn 2002.jpg|150px|Thumb|Cover by [[Jared Alexandre Blaydeaux]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis Spring/Summer 2003</u><br>
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Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
|<u>Ars Caidis Spring/Summer 2003</u><br>Editor: [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
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*How to Make Your Own Vinegar, THL [[Donal O'Brien]]
*How to Make Your Own Vinegar, THL [[Donal O'Brien]]
*Golden Threads Among the Black, Baroness [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Golden Threads Among the Black, Baroness [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
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*Sonnet: After a Prayer of Thomas a Kempis, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Sonnet: After a Prayer of Thomas a Kempis, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*A Nonsense Verse to learn the Letters of Ogham, Baroness Eowyn Amberdrake
*A Nonsense Verse to learn the Letters of Ogham, Baroness Eowyn Amberdrake
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Spring Summer 2003.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Jared Alexandre Blaydeaux]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis September 2004</u><br>
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Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
|<u>Ars Caidis June 2004</u><br>Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
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*Tres Riches Heures, THL [[Bérengère Marguerite Madeline d'Acre]]
*Tears of the Gods: Pearls and Why We Love Them, Mistress [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
*Sonnet: The Dowager Countess Reflects, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*An Overview of Period Dyes, Maestra [[Flavia Beatrice Carmigniani]]
*Real Knights, Real Chivalry, Duke [[Guillaume de Belgique]]
*Being a Partial List of Bookes about England and the Travels of the English, Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
*Addendum to Mistress Lavendar's Booke List, Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
|[[Image: Ars Caidis June 2004.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Jared Alexandre Blaydeaux]]]]
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*The Fall of the Khwarazm Empire, Duchess [[Felinah Tifarah Arnvella Memo Hazara Khan-ad-Din]]
*The Fall of the Khwarazm Empire, Duchess [[Felinah Tifarah Arnvella Memo Hazara Khan-ad-Din]]
*Angles of Single Time Defense, [[Þorfinnr Bjarnason]]
*Angles of Single Time Defense, [[Þorfinnr Bjarnason]]
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*Sleeping like the Dead: Anglo-Saxon Burial Beds, 6th-7th Centuries A.D., Baron [[Eadric Shadowguard of Mansfield]]
*Sleeping like the Dead: Anglo-Saxon Burial Beds, 6th-7th Centuries A.D., Baron [[Eadric Shadowguard of Mansfield]]
*Villanelle: Nightfall, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Villanelle: Nightfall, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Fall 2004.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover adapted from the Rider -Waite Tarot]]
<u>Ars Caidis June 2004</u><br>
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Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
|<u>Ars Caidis Winter 2004/Jan 2005</u><br>Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
*Tres Riches Heures, THL [[Bérengère Marguerite Madeline d'Acre]]
|Theme: In Memoriam
*Tears of the Gods: Pearls and Why We Love Them, Mistress [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
*In Memoriam for Duchess [[Diana de Savigny]], Herzog [[Dietrich von Vogelsang]]
*Sonnet: The Dowager Countess Reflects, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Elegy for [[Talanque]], Founding Baron of Calafia, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*An Overview of Period Dyes, Maestra [[Flavia Beatrice Carmigniani]]
*Real Knights, Real Chivalry, Duke [[Guillaume de Belgique]]
*Being a Partial List of Bookes about England and the Travels of the English, Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
*Addendum to Mistress Lavendar's Booke List, Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
 
<u>Ars Caidis Winter 2004/Jan 2005</u><br>
Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
Theme: In Memoriam
*In Memoriam for Duchess Diana de Savigny, Herzog [[Dietrich von Vogelsang]]
*Elegy for Talanque, Founding Baron of Calafia, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Full Moon (Poem & Documentation), Master [[Grim Finch]] (<i>published posthumously</i>)
*Full Moon (Poem & Documentation), Master [[Grim Finch]] (<i>published posthumously</i>)
*Grim, Master [[Thoron Ravenoak]]
*Grim, Master [[Thoron Ravenoak]]
*Cat's Eyes - In Memory of Baroness Catriona NicChlurain, Lord [[William Keybearer of Dragonwood| William Keybearer von Nettescheim]]
*Cat's Eyes - In Memory of Baroness [[Catriona nicChlurain]], Lord [[William Keybearer of Dragonwood| William Keybearer von Nettescheim]]
*Timothy Kyle, Lord [[Goldwyn of Britain]] (<i>published posthumously</i>)
*Timothy Kyle, Lord [[Goldwyn of Britain]] (<i>published posthumously</i>)
*For Lord Goldwyn of Britain, Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
*For Lord [[Goldwyn of Britain]], Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
*A Fallen Bard, Lord [[Will Schuyler the Younger]]
*A Fallen Bard, Lord [[Will Schuyler the Younger]]
*Elegy for My Husband, Sir Alisander du Mont Saint Michel, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Elegy for My Husband, Sir [[Alisander du Mont Saint Michel]], Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*The Honor of a Viking Lady, Lord [[Brian Mor O'Brian]]
*The Honor of a Viking Lady, Lord [[Brian Mor O'Brian]]
*Halfdanskvi, Sir [[Helgi hrafnfæðir]]
*Halfdanskvi, Sir [[Helgi hrafnfæðir]]
*The Poet's Cheat-Sheet: A Tabular Summary of the Characteristics of Some Period Verse Forms, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*The Poet's Cheat-Sheet: A Tabular Summary of the Characteristics of Some Period Verse Forms, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*The Honorable Lady Karol Gartenheit, Baroness [[Morgaine FitzStephen]]
*The Honorable Lady [[Karol Johanna Gartenheit|Karol Gartenheit]], Baroness [[Morgaine FitzStephen]]
*The Secret Life of Squires: In Memory of a Student Who Had a Lot to Teach, Sir [[Guillaume de Belgique]]
*The Secret Life of Squires: In Memory of a Student Who Had a Lot to Teach, Sir [[Guillaume de Belgique]]
*Rhiannon O Hafn Gath, Sir [[Robear du Bois]]
*[[Rhiannon o Hafan Gath|Rhiannon O Hafn Gath]], Sir [[Robear du Bois]]
*For Lady Dana of Coleraine, Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
*For Lady [[Dana of Coleraine]], Mistress [[Lavendar of Lorne]]
*In Memoriam: Baron Wulfhere Slående Falk, Baron of Naevehjem, Master [[James of the Lake]]
*In Memoriam: Baron [[Wulfhere Slående Falk]], Baron of Naevehjem, Master [[James of the Lake]]
*Rune Songs, Baroness [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*Rune Songs, Baroness [[Eowyn Amberdrake]]
*The One-Arrow Saga of Olaf Olafson, Baron [[Eadric of Mansfield]]
*The One-Arrow Saga of [[Olaf Olafson]], Baron [[Eadric of Mansfield]]
*History Does Not Equal Poetry, Duke [[Jason Griffiths of Shadowhyrst]]
*History Does Not Equal Poetry, Duke [[Jason Griffiths of Shadowhyrst]]
*Ballade of an Old Knight, Count Sir Jehan de la Marche
*Ballade of an Old Knight, Count Sir [[Jehan de la Marche]]
*The Jade Moon Gate, Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
*The Jade Moon Gate, Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]
 
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<u>Ars Caidis April 2005</u><br>
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Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]<br>
|<u>Ars Caidis April 2005</u><br>Editor: Duchess [[Natalya de Foix]]<br>
Theme: The Subject of Arthur
|Theme: The Subject of Arthur
*Arthur: Awdl Gywydd (simplified), Count Sir Jehan de la Marche]]
*Arthur: Awdl Gywydd (simplified), Count Sir Jehan de la Marche]]
*Sonnet: The Search for Arthur, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
*Sonnet: The Search for Arthur, Baroness [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
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*A Tale of Two Arthurs by Mistress [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
*A Tale of Two Arthurs by Mistress [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
*Then Courage Must Rise by Duchess [[Felinah Tifarah Arnvella Memo Hazara Khan-ad-Din]]
*Then Courage Must Rise by Duchess [[Felinah Tifarah Arnvella Memo Hazara Khan-ad-Din]]
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Spring 2005.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Jared Alexandre Blaydeaux]]]]
<u>Ars Caidis Summer 2009</u><br>
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Editor: THL [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]<br>
|<u> Ars Caidis Spring 2006 – Pentathlon Issue </u><br> Editor: [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]
Theme: "Period Supernatural" - In our world of celluloid horror and King novels, it is easy to think of the supernatural as a modern invention. Some things are, such as the vampire that entered its pointy-toothed glory in the 19th century. But our time period sported a rich variety of supernatural tales of the walking dead, dark dwarves, hellish dogs, haunted houses, and ghost-infested barrows. Whether we find them in England's monastic ghost stories or the rip-roaring revenants of dark Iceland. Europe was a hotbed of supernatural scary tales. In this issue we screw up our courage and poke around these dark and cobwebby corners.
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*<i>An Invitation to a Major Event, [[Thorvald Olafson the Swordmaker]]
<u>Ars Caidis Winter 2009</u><br>
*<i>So, You Want to Go for the “Gold”?, [[Thorvald Olafson the Swordmaker]]
Editor: Mistress [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]<br>
*<i>Team-Building for Pentathlon, [[Eadric Shadowguard of Mansfield]]
Theme: "Performance Arts in Caid" - This issue celebrates Performance Arts in Caid. We will offer encouragement, how-tos, and resources for budding and experienced bards. Share and learn about music, acting, storytelling, composition, and many other aspects of the SCA bard.
*<i>Documentation, [[Giovanna Magdalena Firidolphi]]
 
*<i>Please Don’t Poison the Judges: Preparing a Culinary Arts Entry for Pentathlon, [[Renata Kestryl of Highwynds]]
<u>Ars Caidis Spring 2010</u><br>
*<i>Dentifricium: A Research Paper, [[Caterine Barré de Venoix]]
Editor: Mistress [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]<br>
*<i> A First-Timer’s Pentathlon Experience, [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]
Theme: "The Northmen" - This issue will cover the ever-entertaining Vikings as well as Norse beliefs and everyday life. The Northmen hugely impacted Europe from England to Russia, and left their mark in other lands too. Besides, they're just fun.
*<i>Writing Simple One-Page Documentation for Pentathlon, [[Cynthia de Wickersham]]
 
*<i> Sonnet An Acrostic (In Honor of Catalina Oro Sol), [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
<u>Ars Caidis Summer 2010</u><br>
*<i>Documentation for Sonnet: An Acrostic, [[Fionnabhair Kyriath Inghean Uí Néill]]
Editor: Mistress [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]<br>
*<i>The Seven Knightly Virtues: A Sonnet Cycle, [[Bérengère Marguerite Madeline d'Acre]]
theme: "The Art of SCA Costuming" - The old adage says "Welcome to Caid, now go get dressed." This issue will explore period costuming shapes, development and techniques in the context of the SCA.
*<i>From the Editor
 
|[[Image: Ars Caidis Spring 2006.jpg|150px|thumb|Cover by [[Jared Alexandre Blaydeaux]]]]
<i>Ars Caidis has been on hiatus since Fall 2010.</i>
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|<u>Ars Caidis Summer 2009</u><br>Editor: THL [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]
 
|Theme: "Period Supernatural" - In our world of celluloid horror and King novels, it is easy to think of the supernatural as a modern invention. Some things are, such as the vampire that entered its pointy-toothed glory in the 19th century. But our time period sported a rich variety of supernatural tales of the walking dead, dark dwarves, hellish dogs, haunted houses, and ghost-infested barrows. Whether we find them in England's monastic ghost stories or the rip-roaring revenants of dark Iceland. Europe was a hotbed of supernatural scary tales. In this issue we screw up our courage and poke around these dark and cobwebby corners.
 
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|<u>Ars Caidis Winter 2009</u><br>Editor: Mistress [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]
|Theme: "Performance Arts in Caid" - This issue celebrates Performance Arts in Caid. We will offer encouragement, how-tos, and resources for budding and experienced bards. Share and learn about music, acting, storytelling, composition, and many other aspects of the SCA bard.
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|<u>Ars Caidis Spring 2010</u><br>Editor: Mistress [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]
|Theme: "The Northmen" - This issue will cover the ever-entertaining Vikings as well as Norse beliefs and everyday life. The Northmen hugely impacted Europe from England to Russia, and left their mark in other lands too. Besides, they're just fun.
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Editor: Mistress [[Caitlin Christiana Wintour]]
|theme: "The Art of SCA Costuming" - The old adage says "Welcome to Caid, now go get dressed." This issue will explore period costuming shapes, development and techniques in the context of the SCA.
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[[Category:Arts & Sciences]]
[[Category:Arts & Sciences]]

Latest revision as of 14:31, 22 October 2022

History

Caid's original A&S magazines, The Arts Quarterly and The Scientific Caidan and Son of Scientific Caidan were published by the then separate Office of Arts and the Office of Sciences. The Arts Quarterly was created to serve as an arts forum for the Kingdom and featured articles, book reviews and poetry. It was published four times a year in January, April, July and October. The Scientific Caidan was published in the early 1980s. In 1987, and two issues of Son of the Scientific Caidan were published, under the Caidan Office of Sciences under (Rosemary Petsley, Editor).

Ars Caidis was one of Caid's Arts and Sciences journals, originally published as a combined effort of the Caidan Office of Arts and of the Caidan Office of Sciences. The first issue of Ars Caidis was published, under the sponsorship of HRM Adriana as the Kingdom's patroness of Arts and Sciences. The Ars Caidis continued to be published after the Caidan Office of Arts and of the Caidan Office of Sciences were combined into the Caidan Office of Arts and Sciences.

Ars Caidis was honored in A.S. 39 as the SCA's best Special Interest Newsletter.

Go to The Arts Quarterly or The Scientific Caidan and Son of Scientific Caidan

The Ars Caidis: The Caidan Arts and Sciences Digest (from the Crown Prints, 1990)

The “Arts Quarterly” and the “Scientific Caidan” have combined. Now we are looking for you! We are accepting contributions of art and articles on or inspired by any medieval or renaissance subject, and our re-creation of these times in Caid. We’ll take anything that the Tournaments Illuminated would, and then some, including short fiction in a Medieval style and subject. We’ll accept how-to articles, research, poetry, reviews and al most anything else. We would be especially happy to get material from the Guilds within Caid so we can better appreciate the work you do!

Our format is exactly the same as The Crown Prints (we’re using their press). Our deadline will be Caidan Crown Trouneys. Each new issue will be available at Coronations for $ (TBA). Presale copies may be purchased for $ (TBA) including first class mailing. All proceeds after cost will be donated to The Crown Prints collation machine fund. For submissions or presale information, contact, Lord Eadwynne of Runedun, Editor, Kingdom Minister of Sciences, Caid.

Guidelines

  • Observation of the cut-off date of 1600 AD for research articles although any culture existing in the world from 1600 A.D. back is acceptable. If you wish to write about the Cavalier period, please contact the prior to submission.
  • Articles should be written predominantly in English although notes in other languages (with translations) are welcome. Refer to the current edition of the MLA Style Guide or the Chicago Manual of Style for footnotes and bibliography formats.
  • Articles will be reviewed and editorial comments discussed with authors prior to publication. No changes will be made without the author's approval.
  • Because Ars Caidis is brought into the homes of our members and may used as a public relations document, please respect the boundaries of good taste.

Previous Ars Caidis Editors

Published Issues

Note: Some issues were not located at the time this page was created.

Year/Issue/Editor Topics Cover
Ars Caidis Summer 1991,
Issue #2
Editor: Eadwynne of Runedun
Ars Caidis cover from Issue #2, Summer of ASXXVI (1991); Art by Eadwynne of Runedun
Ars Caidis 1993

Early
Editor: Albra Katerine Marie Isabelle Bautiste

Ars Caidis 1993
Editor: Albra Katerine Marie Isabelle Bautiste
Cover by Dover Publications
Ars Caidis 1994
(Issue No. 111)
Editor: Albra Katerine Marie Isabelle Bautiste
Ars Caidis October 1995
Editors: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
and Elizabeth Scott of Berwick
Ars Caidis January 1996
Editors: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
and Elizabeth Scott of Berwick
  • Letter from Ars Caidis Editors
  • "Soche Wycked Fashyon" or, Sumptuary Laws and Morality in the Age of Elizabeth I by Lady Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
  • Beastie Pieces: Trace-A-Monster by Mistress Eowyn Amberdrake
  • Scrollery List - Collegium Caidis (Collegium classes available on video in the Collegium Caidis library)
  • Angels Officers Favors - an Embroidery Pattern by THL Robynne the Grey (Basic Angel and Seneschal's key)
  • Men in Tights, or Adventures in Hosiery by Lady Arianna Kateryn Nunneschild
  • Missive from Arts Pentathlon Autocrat
  • Full Moon by Lord Grim Finch
Ars Caidis April 1996
Editors?
Ars Caidis July 1996
Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis October 1996
Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis January 1997
Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis April 1997
Editor:Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis July 1997
Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis October 1997

Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis January 1998
Editor:
Ars Caidis April 1998
Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Front Cover by Eowyn Amberdrake
Back Cover by Eowyn Amberdrake
Ars Caidis July 1998
Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis July 1999
Editor:Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis January 2000
Editor: Maria Theresa Ipeñarrieta
Ars Caidis Autumn 2000
Editor: Finella Harper
Ars Caidis Winter/Spring 2001
Editor: Finella Harper
Ars Caidis Summer 2001
Editor: Finella Harper
Cover by Aliskye Rosel
Ars Caidis Spring 2002
Editor: Finella Harper
Ars Caidis Autumn 2002
Editor: Renata Kestryl of Highwynds
Cover by Jared Alexandre Blaydeaux
Ars Caidis Spring/Summer 2003
Editor: Renata Kestryl of Highwynds
Ars Caidis June 2004
Editor: Duchess Natalya de Foix
Ars Caidis September 2004
Editor: Duchess Natalya de Foix
Cover adapted from the Rider -Waite Tarot
Ars Caidis Winter 2004/Jan 2005
Editor: Duchess Natalya de Foix
Theme: In Memoriam
Ars Caidis April 2005
Editor: Duchess Natalya de Foix
Theme: The Subject of Arthur
Ars Caidis Spring 2006 – Pentathlon Issue
Editor: Caitlin Christiana Wintour
Ars Caidis Summer 2009
Editor: THL Caitlin Christiana Wintour
Theme: "Period Supernatural" - In our world of celluloid horror and King novels, it is easy to think of the supernatural as a modern invention. Some things are, such as the vampire that entered its pointy-toothed glory in the 19th century. But our time period sported a rich variety of supernatural tales of the walking dead, dark dwarves, hellish dogs, haunted houses, and ghost-infested barrows. Whether we find them in England's monastic ghost stories or the rip-roaring revenants of dark Iceland. Europe was a hotbed of supernatural scary tales. In this issue we screw up our courage and poke around these dark and cobwebby corners.
Ars Caidis Winter 2009
Editor: Mistress Caitlin Christiana Wintour
Theme: "Performance Arts in Caid" - This issue celebrates Performance Arts in Caid. We will offer encouragement, how-tos, and resources for budding and experienced bards. Share and learn about music, acting, storytelling, composition, and many other aspects of the SCA bard.
Ars Caidis Spring 2010
Editor: Mistress Caitlin Christiana Wintour
Theme: "The Northmen" - This issue will cover the ever-entertaining Vikings as well as Norse beliefs and everyday life. The Northmen hugely impacted Europe from England to Russia, and left their mark in other lands too. Besides, they're just fun.
Ars Caidis Summer 2010

Editor: Mistress Caitlin Christiana Wintour

theme: "The Art of SCA Costuming" - The old adage says "Welcome to Caid, now go get dressed." This issue will explore period costuming shapes, development and techniques in the context of the SCA.
Ars Caidis has been on hiatus since Fall 2010.