Both scrolls are based on the Byzantine Chant to St.
Cyril (feast day June 19th) & St. Athanasios (feast day May 2). They were
chanted/sung at the Court of King Lucan VIII at Vinland
Raids in the Barony of Smoking Rock, AS46.
Queen’s Archery Champion Scroll
You became radiant
by your magnificent deeds,
meeting every mark
and becoming conquering champion.
Your skill has enriched all
and the East became greatly glorified.
You are found most worthy by our Queen
who this day now calls you Champion.
by your magnificent deeds,
meeting every mark
and becoming conquering champion.
Your skill has enriched all
and the East became greatly glorified.
You are found most worthy by our Queen
who this day now calls you Champion.
Master Krakken Gnashbone,
thus it is the will of resplendent Jana Regina that you are named Queen’s
Champion of Archery, this 18th day of June, AS XLVI in the Barony of Smoking
Rocks.
King’s Archery Champion Scroll
As swift flies the arrow
you are now surely known
by your noble flights,
thus catching the attention of our King.
With your gifts set for the East
you bring great honor and glory to her.
You have worthily met every task
and are now this day called Champion.
you are now surely known
by your noble flights,
thus catching the attention of our King.
With your gifts set for the East
you bring great honor and glory to her.
You have worthily met every task
and are now this day called Champion.
Lord Kusunoki Yoshimoto, thus
it is the will of ever-bold Lucan Rex that you are named King’s Champion of
Archery, this 18th day of June, AS XLVI in the Barony of Smoking Rocks.
Original Text
You became radiant
by your orthodox deeds
quelling all heresy
and becoming conquering champions.
Your piety enriched all
and the church became greatly beautified
You have worthily found Christ our God
who by your prayers grants all great mercy.
by your orthodox deeds
quelling all heresy
and becoming conquering champions.
Your piety enriched all
and the church became greatly beautified
You have worthily found Christ our God
who by your prayers grants all great mercy.
I used the following site: http://chant.hchc.edu/ to
learn the chants. The tunes and lyric are based on the women’s version in
English of the chants for the feast day of Saints Athanasius and Cyril, whose
feast day was closest to the event.
By Aneleda Falconbridge
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