The spelling issues here are an interesting problem, but I wonder how far the question
can reasonably be pressed -- what on earth, for example, could be done to give an
"authentic" spelling for the venue of the Egyptian shows in 1978? A transliteration of
the Arabic wouldn't be of much use, espe
> H. Well actually it's spelled "Århus" ("a" with a tiny circle
> above it, in case your email software converted that to something else)
Which is exactly what happened.
> so if they've adopted Erhus as the spelling now that seems curious
I haven't found a single occurrence with the "Erhus"
"a" or an "e" so if they've adopted
Erhus as the spelling now that seems curious but I guess it's up to them,
ain't it?
> -Original Message-
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> Marc Evans
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After receiving Rich's email I started doing some additional research and
wanted to share with the list an email that I received today in responce to
a query that I had sent to Aarhus University. Enjoy...
> > 4.16.72: The city is spelled Erhus. While earlier research led me to
> > think it was a
