The PASE data base shows many examples of \u00c6thelwulf <\/i>as a male given name, http:\/\/www.pase.ac.uk\/pdb?dosp=VIEW_RECORDS&st=PERSON_NAME&value=15&level=1&lbl=%C3%86thelwulf<\/a>. The suffix forms a patronymic from it.<\/p>\n The client desires a female name; she is most interested in the spelling and language\/culture of the name (9th-11th<\/sup> C. Anglo-Saxon).<\/p>\n 2. Ambrose the Gutless<\/b>: DEVICE RESUBMISSION from Laurel, August 2016<\/p>\n Sable, a hand argent between in chief two bees, a bordure Or.<\/i><\/p>\n The name was registered August 2016.<\/p>\n The original device submission, Sable, a hand argent between in chief two bees Or.<\/i> was returned for presumption with the arms of Isengard: Sable, a hand argent<\/i>. \u201cThe hand appears to be a primary charge as it crosses the fess line. Thus there is only one DC for adding the secondary charges in chief. Drawn properly as coprimary charges, with two bees Or and a hand argent of similar visual weight (with the hand staying below the fess line), the present presumption issue would not exist.\u201d 3. Devorix Tiberius Catumaros<\/b>: NEW NAME and DEVICE<\/p>\n Gules, in pale a lion’s head caboshed and a lozenge Or charged with saltire sable and winged Or, an orle Or.<\/i><\/p>\n The name was inspired by the client’s gladiatorial persona. While he wanted to include something that suggested a Roman connection (the Tiberius<\/i> element, the tripartite name), he is willing to move away from this, dropping the Tiberius, since neither of us are sure if the Gauls would adopt a Roman name element or how it would be used. [Tiberius<\/i> appears only as a praenomen (first element) in classic Roman names.] To quote the client, \u201cTiberus was to indicate the roman part and Catumaros just had a nice ring. I am up for changing the Nomen + Cognomen if needs be or even remove them and get away from Praenomen + Nomen + Cognomen function.\u201d<\/p>\n Moving beyond that: In correspondence with the client, he is most concerned that Devorix<\/i> is maintained. ffride wlffsdotter helps immensely with \u201cI can find the Celto-Iberian name De<\/i>i<\/u><\/i>vorix,<\/i> however it is 3rd-1st century BCE, according to Encyclop\u00e9die de l’Arbre Celtique<\/i> (http:\/\/www.arbre-celtique.com\/forum\/deivorix-7914.htm<\/a>).\u201d The entry reads (in French, of course) Deivorix<\/b> – Nom de personne apparaissant sur une plaque de bronze inscrite en alphabet celtib\u00e8re d\u00e9couverte \u00e0 Luzaga (Espagne). ffride also finds that \u201cIn this book review, p. 3 of the PDF it says: The client desires a male name.<\/p>\n 4. Fran\u00e7ois Barbe-d’Or<\/b>: NEW NAME and DEVICE<\/p>\n Per bend sinister gules and argent, a Paschal lamb passant regardant proper and a cross formy gules.<\/i><\/p>\n Fran\u00e7ois<\/i> is a French male given name found in \u201cNames from Artois, 1601,\u201d Aryanhwy merch Catmael,http:\/\/heraldry.sca.org\/names\/french\/french1601.html<\/a>.<\/p>\n Barbe-d’Or<\/i> is a locative byname found in \u201cInn Signs and House Names in 15th Century Paris,\u201d Juliana de Luna, http:\/\/medievalscotland.org\/jes\/ParisInnHouseNames\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n The client desires a male name and is most interested in the language and\/or culture of the name (French). He will not accept Major changes to the name. (He will accept having the French \u201cc\u201d in his name.)<\/p>\n <\/a>The Paschal lamb registered by Galen of Bristol in March 2013 was blazoned simply as \u201cargent,\u201d although the cross on its banner is gules. Isabel de Annesley’s Pashal lamb, registered June 2014, is blazoned as argent, although the cross on its banner is gules and the halo is Or. Alisoun MacCoul notes in commentary for Isabel’s submission, \u201cWhile the lamb is haloed Or and its banner is the standard argent and gules ensign of Saint George, of late we have been omitting such details from blazon. . .\u201d I’m using the blazon as it was submitted.<\/p>\n In-kingdom commentary suggested that that banner might be drawn larger, but this wasn’t a real problem.<\/p>\n 5. Kaylea of Atenveldt<\/b>: NEW NAME and DEVICE<\/p>\n Argent, a chevron enarched within and conjoined at the point to a chevron between two butterflies purpure and a tulip gules slipped and leaved vert.<\/i><\/p>\n Kaylea<\/i> is the client’s legal given name (photocopy of her DMV driver’s license provided to Laurel).<\/p>\n Atenveldt<\/i> is the client’s kingdom of residence; the branch-name was registered \u201cat some point,\u201d according to the A&O. SENA PN.1. Allows Branch Names to be used as an element of a client’s name submission.<\/p>\n An example of this chevron is seen in the registered armory of H\u00e1kon \u00deorgeirsson: <\/i>Azure, a chevron enarched within and conjoined at the point to a chevron argent between a drakkar and a Thor’s hammer Or.<\/i><\/p>\n 6. Sewenna de Carlton<\/b>: NEW NAME<\/p>\n Sewenna<\/i> is an English feminine given name dated to 1231 in \u201cFeminine Given Names in A Dictionary of English Surnames: Sewen,<\/i>\u201d Talan Gwynek, https:\/\/www.s-gabriel.org\/names\/talan\/reaney\/reaney.cgi?Sewen<\/a>.<\/p>\n de Carleton <\/i>(with an -e-<\/i>) is dated to 1031, 1240-1, and 1379; it is a locative, \u201cfrom Carlton\u201d (in Bedfordeshire, Cambridgeshire, and others) or \u201cfrom Carleton\u201d (Reaney and Wilson, 3rd<\/sup> edition, s.n. Carlton, Carleton, p. 84).<\/p>\n The client desires a female name and is most interested in the language\/spelling of the name. She will not accept Major changes.<\/p>\n 7. S\u00f3lveig <\/b>\u00c6<\/b>sad<\/b>\u00f3<\/b>ttir<\/b>: NEW NAME<\/p>\n The name is Old Norse.<\/p>\n Both S\u00f3lveig<\/i> and \u00c6sa<\/i> are feminine names found in \u201cViking Names found in Landn\u00e1mab\u00f3k<\/i>,\u201d Aryanhwy merch Catmael, http:\/\/www.ellipsis.cx\/~liana\/names\/norse\/landnamabok.html<\/a>. Metronymics are not commonly seen, but it appears that a name ending in -a<\/i> would change to -u<\/i> in the formation of a patronymic or metronymic, as seen in \u201cA Simple Guide to Creating Old Norse Names,\u201d Aryanhwy merch Catmael,http:\/\/www.ellipsis.cx\/~liana\/names\/norse\/sg-viking.html<\/a>; hence, it may be more correct as \u00c6<\/i>s<\/i>u<\/b><\/i>d<\/i>\u00f3<\/i>ttir.<\/i><\/p>\n The client desires a female name and is most interested in the sound and language\/culture of the name. She wishes it to be authentic for language\/culture (ON), and time period (600-800AD).<\/p>\n 8. Una <\/b>\u01ea<\/b>lf\u00fass<\/b>: NEW NAME and DEVICE<\/p>\n Or, a domestic cat statant erect gules maintaining a sword sable, a chief embattled gules.<\/i><\/p>\n The name is Old Norse. Una<\/i> is a feminine given name in \u201cThe Old Norse Name,\u201d Geirr Bassi Haraldsson, p. 15.<\/p>\n The byname \u01ea<\/i>lf\u00fass<\/i> means \u201cdesirous of beer,\u201d in \u201cViking Bynames found in the Landn\u00e1mab\u00f3k,\u201d <\/i>Aryanhwy merch Catmael, http:\/\/www.ellipsis.cx\/~liana\/names\/norse\/vikbynames.html<\/a>.<\/p>\n 9. Viktoria of York<\/b>: DEVICE RESUBMISION from Laurel, July 2012<\/p>\n Per saltire argent and purpure, in pale two crosses and in fess two dragonflies counterchanged.<\/i><\/p>\n The name was registered July 2012.<\/p>\n The original submission, Per saltire purpure and argent, a dragonfly and a rose argent barbed vert seeded gules.,<\/i>was returned \u201creturned for presumption, for combining the byname of York with armory containing a white rose. This is a violation of section XI.2 of the Rules for Submissions, and section A6E of the Standards for Evaluation, both of which discuss disallowed charge and name combinations.\u201d The rose has been eliminated here. Her first resubmission design, Quarterly purpure and argent, in bend two dragonflies and in bend sinister two crosses counterchanged<\/i>., was assuredly marshalling, and we hope that rotating the field 45 degrees is an acceptable alternative.<\/p>\n There are 6 New Names and 4 New Devices. These 10 items are chargeable, Laurel should receive $40 for them. OSCAR counts 1 Name Resubmission and 2 Device Resubmissions. These items is not chargeable. There are a total of 13 items submitted on this letter.<\/p>\n I was assisted in the preparation of this Letter of Intent with ommentary provided by ffride wlffsdotter, Michael Gerard Curtememoire and Thomas de Groet.<\/p>\n Thank you to those who have provided your wisdom and patience, your expertise and your willingness to share it.<\/p>\n Marta as tu Mika-Mysliwy ATENVELDT COLLEGE OF HERALDS Letter of Intent 25 January 2017, A.S. LI Unto Andrewe Laurel; Alys Pelican; Brunissende Wreath; and the commenting Members of the College of Arms, Greetings of the Newish Year from Marta as tu Mika-Mysliwy, Brickbat Herald and Parhelium Herald for the Kingdom of Atenveldt! The Atenveldt College of Heralds requests the … Continue reading LOI – 25 January 2017, A.S. 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) (Teuoreikis->Devoreigis->Deivorix). Ce nom est un compos\u00e9 celtib\u00e8re en *deivo<\/i><\/a>–<\/i>reigis<\/i><\/a>, \u00e9quivalent au gaulois *devo<\/i><\/a>–<\/i>rix<\/i><\/a>, signifiant : “le roi<\/a> divin<\/a>“, “le roi<\/a> c\u00e9leste<\/a>“.<\/p>\n
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\n“In pages 24-64 Freeman prints `a conservative list of Galatian personal names’…. [with] a few references to medieval insular Celtic parallels (\u039a\u03b1\u03c4\u03cc\u00b5\u03b1\u03c1\u03bfc, Gaulish Catumaros<\/i>, Welsh Catmor, p. 36)\u201d and in \u201cUbi Erat Lupa, a catalogue of Roman-era inscriptions has:
\nhttp:\/\/www.ubi-erat-lupa.org\/monument.php?id=782<\/a> <Lucius Sempronius Catumaru<\/u>s>, Hungary. Ca. 90-120 CE.\u201d<\/p>\n
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