[Artemisia] Richard the Lionhearted

[Jeff Webster]

Actually Raven, that was a mis-quote.
He really said that his horse "had a great cleavage". He was kinda weird that way you know. 


Ulric



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ravenmacleod at comcast.net<mailto:ravenmacleod at comcast.net> 
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  Subject: [Artemisia] Richard the Lionhearted


  Ok so medieval Myth busters here.
   
  What about the story about Richard Cleaving through his horse?

  --
  Raven MacLeod 
  Sergeant, Student, Vassal 

  En fides abunde virtus, en virtus abunde fides. 

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  -------------- Original message -------------- 
  From: "Allen Hall" <earlalan at srv.net<mailto:earlalan at srv.net>> 

  > Oh, see this can be educational as well. 
  > 
  > Richard the Lion Hearted was Richard the First. Son of Henry the second and 
  > Eleanore of Aquitaine. His little brother was John (aka Prince John in the 
  > Robin Hood era). 
  > 
  > Richard was quite a crusader, though he was captured by Leopold of Austria 
  > on the way home from the Holy Land. Mom had to bail him out.....it was a 
  > little pricey for the bail. Approximately the GNP of England for a 
  > year..... 
  > 
  > Alan 
  > 
  > ----- Original Message ----- 
  > From: "Aaron Leach" 
  > To: "Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list" 
  > Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 9:42 PM 
  > Subject: Re: [Artemisia] Enough on the school thing 
  > 
  > 
  > > Which one of the Richards was Richard the Lion Hearted? 
  > > ----- Original Message ----- 
  > > From: "Allen Hall" 
  > > To: ; "Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list" 
  > > 
  > > Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 7:10 PM 
  > > Subject: [Artemisia] Enough on the school thing 
  > > 
  > > 
  > >> Greetings Cousins, 
  > >> 
  > >> There is absolutely nothing we can do about the school deal back east. 
  > >> We all have our opinions on topics like that. However, how about we 
  > >> discuss medieval politics instead? 
  > >> 
  > >> Such as what are the moral or ethical problems with Henry the Forth of 
  > >> England taking the throne from Richard the Second? Would you support 
  > >> Henry or Richard? Or how about that upstart Tudor (with NO royal English 
  > >> blood) overthrowing Richard the Third? Support the upstart, or the 
  > >> annointed King? 
  > >> 
  > >> Enough of the modern stuff. We each have enough of that in our "real" 
  > >> lives. I know I do. 
  > >> 
  > >> Thanks for considering this request. 
  > >> 
  > >> YIS, 
  > >> 
  > >> Alan 
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