Talk:Bruges Garter Book
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[edit]This article was entirely created by now-retired User:Lobsterthermidor. As explained here, his contributions, though well-intentioned, were problematical due to the persistent integration of original research among the referenced parts, making it very difficult to disentangle the reliable content from his own interpretations, speculation, personal opinions and comments.
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- Hmm, the banners above the Knights appear to be French, rather than Latin, since roy (modern: roi) and comte would be rex and comes, respectively (meaning king and count in English). This gives me a pause in thought to the statement in the article that the book is in Latin; as, I believe, in the era which the book was made, French was favoured by the English court & nobles. Imperator Talk 15:01, 22 November 2013 (UTC)
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