I mean, that seems to be in the actual Balkans vampire lore.
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Regency Era 
I had no idea where to put these topics…
These ancient marking ciphers gave rise to what eventually became the signet ring. Over time, as more and more people became literate, a single letter or character would no longer suffice as a cipher. Instead, they began to be made up of two or more letters, often entwined together into a distinct emblem, each of which was unique to the person who used it.
My Twin Sister is currently reading this fascinating lady’s memoirs…
The courtesan was expected to provide all the shades of companionship without the oppressive limitations and implications of marriage. She offered not only the bed but the sofa, the dinner-table and the salon – all save the nursery and the kitchen.’
Casually turning down the Regent…
She began a letter to the Prince. ‘I am told that I am very beautiful., so, perhaps, you would like to see me […] if you believe you could make me in love with you, write to me…’ Amused, the Prince wrote back suggesting a meeting in London. This wasn’t good enough for Harriette. ‘Sir, to travel fifty-two miles, this bad weather, merely to see a man […] would, you must admit, be madness, in a girl like myself, surrounded by humble admirers…’ she wrote in response. ‘…if you can do anything better , in the way of pleasing a lady, than ordinary men, write directly: if not, adieu, Monsieur le Prince.’
Roman Britain 
Naming - Celtic names of Roman Britain