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Image Request
editThe article on OrthodoxWiki for Aer has a nice picture added by Wsk. I've added a request on that user's talk page to get permission to use the image on this page as well. Kylef81 22:21, 18 August 2006 (UTC)
- Wsk changed the license to GFDL. I uploaded it and added it to this page. Kylef81 18:22, 19 August 2006 (UTC)
Further Information
editThe introduction to the article ends with the following sentence:
The Aër is first mentioned by name in an explanation of the Divine Liturgy by a writer of the sixth century, and is also alluded to as "the so-called Aër" in the Acts of the Council of Constantinople.
Does anyone know who the sixth-century writer is? Does anyone know which Council of Constantinople is being referred to? There were several of them, and the link points only to the generic article on Ecumenical Councils. MishaPan 18:49, 22 April 2007 (UTC)
Fashion?
editWhy on earth is this article considered to be "within the scope of {{WikiProject Fashion}}"? An Aër is not worn as a garment in its own right, nor is it influenced by trend. The use of the Aër is in no way "a personal mode of expression" (see Fashion). Because it is a liturgical item there is nothing "personal" about it. MishaPan 15:47, 25 July 2007 (UTC)