ACCEPTANCES Page1of20 February2009LoAR THEFOLLOWINGITEMSHAVEBEENREGISTERED: ANTIR ÆlfflædÆlfgaresdohtor.Badge.(Fieldless)AharesejantcontournyOr. AnabelHastings.Nameanddevice.Or,amaunchandonachiefurdyazurethreelionspassantOr. ThetinctureofthechiefwasomittedfromtheLoIandnotcorrected.ThankstothecoloremblazononOSCAR,enough commentersnotedthatthechiefisazure,andconflictcheckeditassuch,thatwecanregisterthedevice. Pleaseinstructthesubmittertodrawfewerandlargerrepeatsontheurdylineofdivision. AodhDeoradhán.Badgechange.Perbendsinisterdovetailedsableandvert. Whenfieldswithlowcontrastareused,complexlinesofdivisionareacceptedonacase-by-casebasis.Inthiscasethereareno chargesobscuringthelineofdivisionandthelineofdivisionisclearlydrawn.Sincethethereissufficientcontrastbetweenthe sableandverthere,thisbadgeisacceptable. Hisoldbadge,(Fieldless)Acometpalewisesablebeardedverttheestoilechargedwithanunciallowercase"a"Or,isreleased. AonghusMacAonghuis.Device.GyronnyOrandgules,astagspringingandaborduresable. ArgentoBrunelli.Nameanddevice.Azure,ananchorfouledofitschainandonachiefembattledargentanarrowazure. Theformsindicatedthatifthenamehadtobechanged,thesubmittercaredmostaboutthesound"ArgentBrunkell".The nameisregisterableassubmitted,butifthesubmitterisinterestedinabynamethatsoundsmorelike"Brunkell",wecan suggestanalternative.RedHawknotesthatBahlow,ADictionaryofGermanNames,s.n.BrunckhorstdatesW.Brunkelto 1261.ThebynamederivesfromaplaceinAlsace.ArgentoBrunkelwouldberegisterablewithonestepfromperiodpractice forcombiningItalianandGerman. BartolomeadiAntonioRossini.Nameanddevice.LozengyOrandazure,achiefazure. ThesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforFlorence,1468.AlloftheelementscanbefoundintheFlorentineCatastoof1427, andtheconstructionistypicalforthe15thC.Wecanconfirmthatthisisanexcellentnameforherplaceandperiod. TherewerecallsforaninspectionofthearmoryofCeciliaBlythe,Orfretty,achiefazureforapossiblevisualconflict.The primarychargeinCecilia’sarmoryisdefinitelyfretty,andthetwodevicesaredefinitelyvisuallyclear,aswellasbeing technicallyclearbyX.1,forremovalofthefret. Bj{o,}rnStyrkarsson.Nameanddevice.Perfesssableandargent,abearrampantbetweenthreesheavesofarrowscounterchanged. SubmittedasBjornStyrkarsson,thedocumentationforthegivenname,GeirrBassiHaraldsson,TheOldNorseName,spelled thenameBj{o,}rn.InOldNorse,{o,}isnotanowithanaccent,butadistinctcharacterseparatefromo,whichlookslikeano withareversecommahook.Thetwolettersoand{o,}arenotgenerallyinterchangeable.Whilethesubmitterallowedno changes,heexplicitlyrequestedthatthegivennamebecorrectedtothedocumentedform,sowehavechangedthenameto Bj{o,}rnStyrkarssoninordertoregisterit. BrighidofGarnsey.Badge.(Fieldless)OnacrescentazureapaleOr. CormaccuaNéill.Device.Purpure,aram’sheadcabossedandinchieftwoshamrocksargent. CristinaIzarra.Name. DietrichEckhartvonKatzenburg.Badge.Or,threetreesblastedanderadicatedsablebetweentwoscarpesazure. EvavandenBerg.Name. ThisdoesnotconflictwithEvavanBrugge,registeredOctober2008.BecauseBruggeandBergaresignificantlydifferentin soundandappearance,thetwobynamesdonotconflictperRfSV.1.a.ii. GeoffreyAlbryght.Device.Perbendsinisterargentandsable,abendsinistergulescotisedbetweenadragoncontournyandatree eradicatedcounterchanged. GraceDudleyofBolton.NamechangefromGráinneGelleo. Herpreviousname,GráinneGelleo,isretainedasanalternatename. KetilelfGrathe.Name. Nice12thCDanishname! LeiðólfrKvígsson.Nameandbadge.Argent,atowerazureandabasewavysable. ListedontheLoIasLeiðólfrKvigarson,boththeformsandthedocumentationshowedtheaccentonthebyname:Kvígarson. ThegenitiveofKvígrisKvígs,notKvígar.Additionally,precedentrequiresthataccentsinOldNorsenamesbeusedor droppeduniformlythroughout,wehaverestoredtheaccenttothebyname.WehavechangedthenametoLeiðólfrKvígssonin ordertoregisterit. LianordeNajera.Nameanddevice.Argent,aconeycouranttosinisterandonachiefazuretwocrescentsOr. ThisnamecombinesPortugueseandSpanish.Thislingualcombinationhasnotyetbeenruledonastowhetheritis registerable,registerablewithastepfromperiodpractice,ornotregisterable.Whiletherearesomedifferencesinorthography betweenPortugueseandSpanish,inmanycases,theSpanishandPortugueseformsofnamesareidentical,andwithout knowingtheoriginalcontextofthenameitisoftenimpossibletotellwhetherthenameisSpanishorPortuguese.Whenthe precedentsayingthatEnglish/Scotscombinationswereastepfromperiodpracticewasoverturned,Laurelsaid: ThisnamemixesanEnglishplacenamewithanotherwiseScotsname;suchamixturewasdeclaredonestepfrom periodpracticeinSeptember2001.However,manyScotsnameformsareidenticaltoEnglishnameforms. Furthermore,manyofthestandardsourcesusedbytheSCACollegeofArms,includingtheOxfordEnglish ACCEPTANCES Page2of20 February2009LoAR DictionaryandReaney&Wilson,DictionaryofEnglishSurnames,makenodistinctionbetweenEnglishandScots forms.Wearethereforeoverturningthisprecedent,anddeclaringthatnamescombiningScotsandEnglishformsare nolongerconsideredastepfromperiodpractice.[MichaelDuncanofHadley,Caid-A,LoAR04/2004] ThesituationwithSpanishandPortugueseissimilar.Sirencomments: Thenamingpools[ofSpanishandPortuguese]aresosimilarandthespellingconventionsoverlapsomuchthatit’s hardtosaywhat’sparalleldevelopmentandwhat’scombination.In[Aryanhwy’s]1565Lisboncensus,nineofthe topfifteennameshaveatleastonedocumentaryformidenticaltoonefromtheIsabeldata;alltheresthaveclose cognates,whichdifferbyaletterortwo(exceptSimião/Simon).Youhavetogodownbelowthe25thmostcommon name(toBelchior,whichIassumeisMelchiorinSpanish,andisnotinusebythen)tofindonethatdoesnothavea closecognateintheIsabeldata(notingthat<Bras>and<Blas>arethesame). Borrowedtheotherway,wehave<Donis>inIsabelfromPortuguese<Dinis>(Dionysiusiswhatit’sderivedfrom) andtheprobablyPortugueseinfluence<Nicolao>asaNicolasvariant. Giventhehighamountofoverlapbetweenbothnamingpoolsandnamepatterns,thesubstantialcontactbetweenSpanishand Portuguesespeakersthroughoutalargepartofourperiod,andthesimilarorthographies,werulethatnamescombining SpanishandPortugueseareregisterablewithoutastepfromperiodpractice. Pleaseinformthesubmittertodrawinternaldetailingontherabbit.Also,rabbitsusuallyhavetheirearsattachedtothetopof theirhead,notneartherearbaseoftheskull. MargueritefitzWilliam.Device.Or,anaturalpantherstatantcontournysable,onachiefengrailedvertthreeplates. MaryOstler.Device.Perfessermineandpurpure,aturnipproperleavedvert. OttoVogt.Nameanddevice.Perbendsinistersableandgules,agarbargentandabordureargentsemyofwolves’headserasedsable. Pleaseinstructthesubmittertodrawbetterinternaldetailingonthegarb. RonanmacCarthaich.Nameanddevice.Vert,adouble-archedbridgethroughoutargentmasonedsablebetweenthreemermaidsin theirmodestyandastag’sheadcoupedargent. ShannanO’Duncan.Device.Purpure,tworapiersinsaltireOrandinchiefamushroomargent. ShannanO’Duncan.Badge.(Fieldless)Amushroompurpure. Styrkarrjarlsskald.Nameanddevice.Counter-ermine,awyvernandinchiefthreemulletsofeightpointsargent. SubmittedasStyrkarrJarlskald,thebynameJarlskaldwasdocumentedfromatranslationoftheProseEddabySnorri SturlusonfromIcelandicintoEnglish.Thistranslationdoesnotretaintheoriginalspellingsofthenames,butratherconverts themintomodernform.GeirrBassiHaraldsson,TheOldNorseName,givestwoformsofthisbyname:jarlaskáldand jarlsskáld.Sincejarlsskáldisclosertotheoriginallysubmittedform,wehavechangedthenametoStyrkarrjarlsskaldin ordertoregisterit.WehavedroppedtheaccentfromthebynamebecauseprecedentrequiresthatOldNorsenamesuseordrop accentsuniformlythroughout. Therewassomequestionwhetherthebyname"earl’spoet"waspresumptuous,violatingRfSVI.1,whichsaysthat"Names containingtitles,territorialclaims,orallusionstorankareconsideredpresumptuous...Insomecases,useofanotherwise inoffensiveoccupationalsurnameinaterritorialcontextmaymakeitappeartobeatitleorrank,suchasJohntheBardof ArmaghorPeterAbbotofSt.Giles."Sofaraswehavebeenabletotell,jarlsskaldisneitheratitlenorarank,butmerelyan ordinaryoccupationalbyname.Lackingevidencethattheskaldofajarlwouldhavebeenconsideredhigherinrankorprestige than,say,anordinaryskald,theuseofthebynamejarlsskáldorjarlaskáldisnotpresumptuous. Thewyvernisstatant,whichistheSCAdefaultforwyverns. Summits,Principalityofthe.OrdernameOrderoftheShieldoftheSummits(seeRETURNSforotherordername). TheprincipalityhaspermissiontoconflictwithShieldHerald,registeredtotheKingdomoftheMiddleinAugust1993. TymothyofDover.Device.Azure,aramrampantsustainingastaffofAesculapius,tipenflamedargent. ThestaffofAesculapiusisconsideredasinglecharge,andthusthisdevicecannotsufferfromtheso-calledslotmachine problem,sincethereareonlytwochargetypesinthisdevice. ThedeviceisclearofLucaisduBelier,Azure,tworamscombattantwithinabordureargent,withaCDforremovingthe bordureandanotherforchangingthetypeofhalfthecharges. TymothyofDover.Badge.(Fieldless)AramrampantsustainingastaffofAesculapisargent. ThestaffofAesculapiusisconsideredasinglecharge,andthusthisdevicecannotsufferfromtheso-calledslotmachine problem,sincethereareonlytwochargetypesinthisdevice. ZacharyleBigod.Device.Purpure,aphoenixfacingsinisterOrrisingfromflamesproperandinchieftwoharpsaddorsedargent. ZacharyleBigod.Badge.Purpure,fourharpsincrossargent. ANSTEORRA Damiand’Outremer.NamechangefromDamianThorvaldsson. Thesubmitterrequestedauthenticityfor12thCNorman-French.WehavenotfoundanyFrenchexamplesofDamian.The namewasusedinEnglandinhisperiod:Withycombe,OxfordDictionaryofEnglishChristianNames,s.n.Damiandates Damianto1205andReaney&Wilson,ADictionaryofEnglishSurnames,s.n.DamyondatesDamianusto1199.It’scertainly possiblethatthisnamewasalsousedinFranceatthesametime,butwecannotconfirmthatitwas. Hispreviousname,DamianThorvaldsson,isreleased. HannavanDahl.Device.Or,onalozengewithinanorleazureafretOr. ACCEPTANCES Page3of20 February2009LoAR KhayrabintTahiribnRashid.Device.Perpalevertandpurpure,adragonflyandinbaseascimitarfesswisereversed,edgetobase argent. Rosenfeld,Shireof.Badge.Orsemyofrosesgules,abaseazure. UlrichvonBrixen.Device.Azure,awolframpantOrandabordureOrsemyofroundelsazure. Nicearmory! ATENVELDT AllasanTamelyn.NamechangefromAllasanbháningheanFhaoláin. Thegivenname,Allasan,isgrandfatheredtoher.ThisnamecombinesGaelicandEnglish,whichisonestepfromperiod practice. Herpreviousname,AllasanbháningheanFhaoláin,isreleased. BastianElsey.Nameanddevice.Quarterlypurpureandsable,inbendthreemulletsofeightpointsargent. Nice16thCEnglishname! Bj{o,}rnmj{o,}ksiglandi.Name. SubmittedasBjörntheNavigator,usingtheo-umlaut(ö)insteadoftheo-ogonek({o,})isalaterconventionthatreallyonly gainedpopularityinmoderntimesbecauseofthelimitationsofstandardtypefonts.Wehavechangedthegivennameto Bj{o,}rntofollowournormaltransliterationsystem. ThebynametheNavigatorwasjustifiedonthebasisofthedocumentedOldNorsebynames,mj{o,}ksiglandi’much-sailing, far-travelling’,farmaðr’sea-farer’,andsnarfari,’swift-traveller’.However,noneoftheseexamplesareanalogousto’the navigator’,sotheydonotsupporttheNavigatorasaregisterablebyname.TheclosestOldNorsebynamethatwefoundtothe meaning’thenavigator’wasstýrimaðr’steersman,helmsman’,inGeirrBassiHaraldsson,TheOldNorseName.However,a linguaanglicarenderofstýrimaðrwouldbeSteersmanorHelmsman,notNavigator. ThesubmitternotedthatiftheNavigatorasnotregisterablethathe’dpreferthebynamemj{o,}ksiglandi.Wehavechangedthe nametoBj{o,}rnmj{o,}ksiglandiinordertoregisterit. BrandanWanderervonArnswold.Badge.(Fieldless)Inpaleamartletazureconjoinedtoanogress. DuncanMagollricke.Nameanddevice.Perpalesableandgules,apallargentbetweenafleur-de-lysOrandtwoRomangladiiproper. ElizabethIames.Badge.Argent,threedragonfliesgules. Isabeld’Auron.Reblazonofdevice.Gules,anaturaltigerrampantOrmarkedsablemaintainingastraighttrumpet,onachiefOrthree fleurs-de-lysazure. BlazonedwhenregisteredinMay1997asGules,atigerrampantOrmarkedsablemaintaininginitsdexterforepawatrumpet palewise,onachiefOrthreefleurs-de-lysazure,thatblazonwouldresultinanheraldictyger.We’vecorrectedtheblazonto specifythenaturalbeast. KathelinevanWeyeandRyanDollas.Jointbadge.(Fieldless)AwindmillOrsailedvertissuantfromamountcoupedsable. Therewerecallstoreturnthisbadgebecausethemountdoesnotmatchanyknownperioddepictionsofmounts.Themountis identicalinoutlinetothemountinthepreviousreturn,whichdidnotmentionthattheshapeofthemountwasanissue. Therefore,weareallowingthisdepictionforthissubmission.Pleaseinformthesubmitterthataheraldicartistwillnotdrawa mountaswhatisseeninthisemblazon. MitsuhideShinjir{o-}.Device.Gules,onafesswavysablefimbriatedfiveroundelsinannuloargent. NestverchRodriapMadyn.Nameanddevice.Azure,asagittarypassantandonachiefargentthreecrescentsazure. SubmittedasNestverchRhodriapMadyn,thesubmitterrequestedauthenticityfor13thCWales.Harpycomments: Nicename!Onlythemostminortweaktospellingwouldberequiredtoputthisnameinlinewith13thc.formatand spelling.Thespelling"Rhodri"isthestandardmodernformofthisname,buttheuseofinitial"Rh-"onlystartsto appearinthe15thcentury(andisquiterareuntilperhapsthe17thcentury).Thespelling"Rodri"wouldbetypicalin Welsh-languagetextsofthe13-14thcenturyas,forexample,foundinthehistoricchronicleBrutyTywyssogion. WehavechangedthenametoNestverchRodriapMadyntomeetherrequestforauthenticity. Nicearmory! NoelTrueman.Nameanddevice.Vert,astagsalientcontournyargentandabordurecomponysableandargent. PhineasMagollrickeandElizabethIames.Jointbadge.(Fieldless)Awolf’sheaderasedargentchargedwithacrossmolinegules. ATLANTIA AmalieWalter.Nameanddevice.Vert,onabendbetweentwoferretscombatantargentabutterflypalewiseazure. ThesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforGerman.ThisisafineGermanname. CecilleCassaire.Name. SubmittedasCécileCassaire,thegivennameCécilewasdocumentedfromWithycombe,OxfordDictionaryofEnglish ChristianNames,s.n.Cecilia,whichgivesCécileasanundatedFrenchspelling.Aspastprecedentindicates,when Withycombeisdiscussingnon-Englishnames,sheisgenerallyspeakingaboutmodernusage: ACCEPTANCES Page4of20 February2009LoAR Withycombeisnotareliablesourcefornon-Englishnames;thevastmajorityofthenon-Englishformsshecitesare modernforms.[LoAR10/2006,Lochac-A,AngeleMariedeSavingny]. Therefore,Withycombeisnotanacceptablesourceofdocumentationfornon-Englishnamesunlessshegivesexplicitdates. ThemostsimilarperiodFrenchspellingthatwasfoundisCecille,datedto1587inAryanhwymerchCatmael,"Namesfroma 1587TaxRollfromProvins".WehavechangedthenametoCecilleCassaireinordertoregisterit. ElizabethdeBardeleye.Nameanddevice.Or,aseahorseerectandinbaseacrossoffourlozengessableallwithinabordureembattled gules. Nice13thCEnglishname! Pleaseinstructthesubmitterthatlozengesshouldhaveallthesidesofequallength,theyshouldnotbeelongatedtocenter. GwenBengrechverchGruffith.Nameanddevice.Argent,twocatssejantrespectantandonachieftriangularazureadecrescent argent. HadrardusBlach.Device.Gules,onabendargentasinisterfistandadexterfistbothfesswisewithindexfingersextendedsable,in chiefacompassrosebendwiseargent. KimberlyBedo.Name. Kimberlyisthesubmitter’slegalgivenname. MarcodaVerona.Device.Or,adragon’sheadcabossedgules,inchiefabowfesswisesable. WilliamofBellwood.Device.Sable,achevronandindexterchiefalionpassantOr. ThisdeviceisclearofthebadgeofOliverdeLeondeOro,Sable,inpaleademi-sunandachevronOr.ThereisaCDforthe changeofnumberofprimarycharges(fortheremovalofthesun)andaCDfortheadditionofthesecondarylion.Wereweto considerOliver’sbadgeashavingaprimarychevronandasecondarysun,thedeviceswouldstillbeclear,withaCDforthe changeoftypeofsecondaryandaCDforthechangeofpositionofthesecondary. WulfstanEgweald.Devicechange.Quarterlyermineandazure,afleur-de-lyswithinabordureembattledcounterchanged. Hisolddevice,PerchevronsableandOr,twowolvescombattantandatowercounterchanged,isreleased. CAID CatrionanicChlurain.Reblazonofbadge.Gules,adomesticcatrampantguardantOr,maintaininginitsdexterforepawacrossformed ofsixwhite-basedopalsproper. BlazonedwhenregisteredinMarchof1980asGules,adomesticcatrampantguardantOr,graspinginitsdexterforepawa crossformedofsixwhite-basedopalsproper,thecrossisamaintainedcharge. CALONTIR ÁineTáilliúir.Badge.(Fieldless)AvegetablelambOrfructedofsheepsable. Avegetablelambisaperiodcharge,consistingofaplantwhosefruitsaredemi-sheep.Thetermfructed,forvegetablelambs, referstothewholeblossom,includingthesheep.Here,onlythesheeparesable,theblossomsareyellow. EmmelinaLutz.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). ThisnamecombinesDutchandHighGerman,whichisastepfromperiodpractice. IvoryKeep,Shireof.Badge.Argent,twotusksinsaltireazureandaborduredenticuladasable. MargaretMacKenzie.Nameanddevice.Argent,abendpurpurebetweenadragonpassantvertandalilybendwisegules. MevanwyofVatavia.Nameanddevice.Perbendsinisterwavyazureandargent,afalcondisplayedandarosecounterchanged. VataviaistheregisterednameofanSCAbranch. Theuseofabirddisplayed,otherthananeagle,isastepfromperiodpractice. MórBhallachingheanDomhnaill.Nameanddevice.Argent,inpalethreecrossesofSaintBrigidsable,adextertierceindentedgules. SubmittedasMórBallachingheanDomhnaill,GaelicgrammarrequiresthatthedescriptivebynameBallachbelenitedwhen usedinafemininename.WehavechangedthenametoMórBhallachingheanDomhnailladdingthemissinglenitionsothat wecanregisterit. ThereisnoevidencethatacrossofSaintBrigidwasusedinperiod,letaloneinperiodheraldry.Therefore,theuseofacross ofSaintBrigidisastepfromperiodpractice. OrianadeStonham.Device.Argent,inpaleaquillpenbendwisesinisterpurpureissuantfromanink-bottleazure,abasepurpure. SéamusÓCearbhaill.NamechangefromBrendanO’Carroll. ThesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforIrishGaeliclanguage.BothelementsareintheirstandardEarlyModernIrish spellings,andbothelementscanbefoundinthe16thcentury,sothisisafine16thCIrishGaelicname. ThenamedoesnotconflictwithShamusO’Carolanbecausethebynamesaresignificantlydifferentinsoundandappearance. ThebynameÓCearbhaillwaspronouncedroughly\OCAR-vul\.Theadditionoftheinternal\v\soundplusthechangein numberofsyllablesisasignificantdifferenceinsound. Hispreviousname,BrendanO’Carroll,isretainedasanalternatename. ACCEPTANCES Page5of20 February2009LoAR SefaSteinólfsdóttir.Name. TiberiusOctaviusCarinus.Nameanddevice.Or,adragonstatantguleswingedbetweenincrossfourbowssable. EAST AlexanderMakcristyne.Devicechange.Vert,acramponwithinabordureargent. Hisolddevice,Azure,afesscheckyOrandgulesbetweenthreeaxesOr,isreleased. AlineKinneir.Device.Sable,onasaltirebretessedbetweenfourmulletsoffourpointselongatedtobaseargent,athistleproper betweenfourbeechleavespalewisevert. AlissendalaGailharda.Nameanddevice.Argentfrettysable,onachiefazurethreecrossesbottonyargent. SubmittedasAlissendalaGailharde,thebynamelaGailhardewasintendedtobeasouthernFrenchformofthenorthern FrenchbynamelaGaillarde,datedto1454inAryanhwymerchCatmael,"FrenchNamesfromChastenay,1448-1457".The examplesofsouthernFrenchbynamesinTalanGwynek,"LatePeriodFeminineNamesfromtheSouthofFrance",showthat thefeminineisusuallyformedbyadding-ainsteadof-e,andindeed,wefindthebynameGailhardadatedto1475inSociété archéologiquedeBordeaux,vol.13-14,p.45.WehavechangedthenametoAlissendalaGailhardatomakethebyname correctforsouthernFrenchgrammar. Pleaseinformthesubmitterthatthefrettyshouldappeartobewoven,evenwhencoloredin. AndreikoEferiev.Name. AndrewAskebrenner.Nameanddevice.Gules,aflybetweenflaunchesOr. ArtemisiaBocca.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). Thesubmitteraskedthatthebynamebechangedtosomethingmeaning"seductive/flirtymouth"ifthatwerepossible. Unfortunately,noneofthecommenterswereabletofindanyevidencethatabynamewithsuchameaningisplausiblein medievalItalian.Infact,wewerenotabletofindanymedievalorRenaissanceItalianwordwiththedesiredmeaning.Wehave registeredthenameassubmitted;thebynameBoccameans’mouth’. BrianaCampbell.Nameanddevice.Or,athistleproper,incantonadragonflybendwiseazure. BrígnanUan.Nameanddevice.Perbendpurpureandvert,alambcouchantargentandacrossbowbendwiseinvertedOr. SubmittedasBrígnaÚain,thebynamenaÚainwasintendedtomean’ofthelambs’,butdidnotusethecorrectgrammatical form.Theexamplesofbynamesmeaning’ofthe[typeofdomesticatedanimal]’foundinMariElspethnicBryan,"Indexof NamesinIrishAnnals",allusethegenitivepluralformoftheanimalterm,withthedefinitearticle.InEarlyModernIrish,the genitivepluralformof’lamb’isUan.Inaphrasemeaning"ofthelambs",itbecomesnanUan.Wehavechangedthenameto BrígnanUantocorrectgrammarsothatitcanberegistered. ThisnamecombinesMiddleIrishandEarlyModernIrish,whichisastepfromperiodpractice. Whilewedonotusuallyblazonbabyanimals,weallowitforcantsorwhenitwasdoneinperiod.Inthiscase,bothare applicable:nanUainmeans’ofthelambs’,andlambswereblazonedassuchinperiod. CainnechmacUilliam.Device.PerbendsinisterazureandOr,athistleargentandabrownstagrampantproper,armedargent. CatherineOiseau.Nameanddevice.PerfessOrandazure,acrowsableandacompassstarelongatedtobaseargent. SubmittedasCatherined’Oiseau,thebynamed’OiseauwasdocumentedfromMorlet,DictionnaireÉtymologiquedesNoms deFamille,s.n.DoiseauandDauzat,DictionnaireEtymologiquedesNomsdeFamilleetPrénomsdeFrance,s.n.Doiseau, neitherofwhichgiveanydates.UndatedbynamesinbothMorletandDauzatareonlyregisterableifthereisevidencethatthey areconsistentwithperiodbynames,andinthiscasenoneofthecommenterswereabletofindanysuchevidence.Barringsuch evidence,d’Oiseauisnotregisterable. Thesubmitterindicatedthatshecaredmostaboutthemeaning’ofthebirds’.Morlet,Etuded’anthroponymiepicarde,les nomsdepersonneenHautePicardieauxXIIIe,XIVe,XVesiecles,hasanumberofbynamesrelatedtothemedievalFrench wordforbird,oisel,includingLoisel1388’thebird’,dictusL’oiseleur1295,ditL’oiseleur1438,andL’Oizeleur1316 ’(called)thebird-hunter’onp.427,andOisel1256’bird’,1300onp.439.Themodernformoftheword,oiseau,wasinuseby theendofourperiod;JulianadeLunanotesthe15thcenturyheraldictitleGentilOiseau.Wewouldnotbesurprisedtosee OiselspelledasOiseauinthe15thor16thcentury.BecauseOiseauisthemostsimilarformtotheoriginallysubmittedform, wehavechangedthenametoCatherine_Oiseauinordertoregisterit. Theuseofthecompassstarisastepfromperiodpractice. DavidVázquezdeValençia.Name. DeirdrePlanchet.Device.Argent,abilletgulestransfixedbyaneedlefesswise,onachiefazurethreesquareweaver’stabletsargent. DionysiaBirdcleverdeBrigge.Device.Azure,abendsinisterOr,overallapopinjayargent. D{zv}iugint{e.}Litovka.Nameandbadge.(Fieldless)AroseOrbarbed,seeded,slipped,andleavedvert,itsstementwinedbyasnake sable. SubmittedasD{zu}iugint{eo}Litovka,thedocumentationforthegivennameuses{zv},thatis,zwithacaron,ratherthan{zu}, thatis,zwithabreve.Additionally,thedocumentationshowsthatthefeminineendingis-{e.},thatis,ewithadotabove, ratherthan-{eo},thatis,ewitharingabove.WehavechangedthenametoD{zv}iugint{e.}Litovkainordertoregisterit. Thesnake,inthisemblazon,isasustainedcharge.Thus,thisbadgeisclearofCaid’sbadgefortheLegionofCourtesy, (Fieldless)AroseOrbarbedandseededvert.ThereisaCDfortheadditionofthesnakeandaCDforfieldlessness. EllenHughes.Nameanddevice.Azure,onapalebetweentwodomesticcatscombatantargent,threehollyleavesconjoinedinpall invertedvertfructedgules. ACCEPTANCES Page6of20 February2009LoAR BothelementsareEnglishandaredatedwithinthreeyearsofeachother.Averynicename! Whiletheorientationofthesprigisablazonabledetail,sprigsaredepictedinsomanyorientations,bothintheSCAandin periodarmory,thatorientationofthesprigsisnotworthdifference. ErasmusUrswyc.Nameanddevice.Perbendsinistergulesandargent,anarrowcounterchanged. Ernamáni.NamechangefromholdingnameArielleofEisental. FridhaavBergen.Badge.(Fieldless)Onahexagonargenttwoaxesinsaltireazure. FriedrichParcifal.NamechangefromEadricWiglafessunu(seeRETURNSforbadge). Hispreviousname,EadricWiglafessunu,isretainedasanalternatename. GaiusPatronius.Nameanddevice.Or,infessatridentbetweentwonaturalseahorsesaddorsedsable. Thissubmissionraisedtwoquestions:First,whetherPatroniusisaplausiblevariantspellingoftheRomannomenPetronius, and,second,whethertheclassicalauthorCaiusPetroniusisimportantenoughtoprotectfromconflict. Concerningthefirstquestion,NoirLicorneprovidesexamplesofthespellingPatroniusfromtheclassicalera: "NewDocumentsIllustratingEarlyChristianity:AReviewoftheGreekInscriptionsandPapyriPublishedin 1982-83"byS.R.LlewelynandR.AKearsley(Wm.B.EerdmansPublishing,1997),includesPSIV466,anedict oftheEygptianprefect,M.PatroniusMamertinus,duringthereignofHadrian...". "RamblesinRomeAnArchæologicalandHistoricalGuidetotheMuseums,Galleries,Villas,Churches,and AntiquitiesofRomeandtheCampagna"byS.RussellForbes(8thed.,T.Nelson,1899)mentionsaninscription"to TitusPatroniusPriscusimperialprocuratoroftheironminesdedicatedbytheTiberbargemen". TheseexamplesaresufficienttogivethesubmitterthebenefitofthedoubtthatPatroniusisaplausiblevariantspellingof Petronius. Concerningthesecond,whileCaiushashisownentryintheEncyclopediaBritannicaonline,thatisnolongersufficientby itselftomakehimimportantenoughtoprotectfromconflict.JudgingthenameunderthecriterialistedontheNovember2004 CoverLetter,CaiusPetroniusisnotimportantenoughtoprotectfromconflict.WhileCaiusdidliveandworkintheperiod coveredbytheSociety,albeitveryearlyinthatperiod,andhismostfamouswork,thecomicnovelSatyricon,wasknownto medievalauthors,hewasnotasovereignrulerandbothelementsofhisnamearefairlyordinary.Onlytwocommenters mentionedtheRomanauthorwithouthavinghadtolookhimupinanencyclopedia.Itseemsunlikelythatanyonewhohadnot studiedclassicalLatinwouldrecognizethename;evensomecommenters(includingPelicanherself)whohavestudied classicalLatindidnotrecognizethename. GuillelmusfiliusMartini.Name. SubmittedasWilliam_Martinet,thesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforan11thCNormaninvadingEngland.BothWilliam andMartinetarestandardEnglishspellings,whichcanbefoundinthe14thcentury.However,theyarenotappropriateforan 11thCNorman,whowouldhavespokenFrenchandwhosenamewouldhavebeenrecordedinLatin. Wecanofferanauthenticalternative.MartinetisapetformofMartin.Morlet,LesNomsdePersonnesurleTerritoirede l’AncienneGauleduVIeauXIIeSiècle,vol.I,p.225hasearlierformsofWilliamincludingGuillelmusa1069-96,a1070, a1075,a1083;Guillermusa1033;Vilelmusa1060-64;Vilielmusa1049;Wilelmusa1050-51;andWillelmusa1095.Invol.II,p. 76therearenumerousinstancesofMartinusinthe11thC.TheappropriateLatinbynamebasedonMartinusisfiliusMartini, whichmeansthatGuillelmusfiliusMartini,orasimilarformusingoneoftheother11thCspellingsofWilliam,isanauthentic nameforan11thCNorman.WehavechangedthenametoGuillelmusfiliusMartiniinordertomeethisrequestfor authenticity. GunterderOchse.Nameanddevice.Argent,twospikedmacesinsaltiresablebetweenfourgouttes,achiefindentedvert. ListedontheLoIasGunterderOhse,thenamewasoriginallysubmittedasGunterdesOchse,andchangedinkingdomto matchtheavailabledocumentation.However,thechangefromOchse,whichwasdocumentedasHighGerman,totheLow GermanformOhseintroducestwoproblems.First,thebynamederOhseviolatesRfSIII.1.a.bycombiningHighandLow Germaninthesamephrase.Second,thechangeoflanguageisamajorchange,whichthesubmitterdoesnotallow. ThebynameOchse’ox’withoutthedefinitearticleappearsonp.432ofSocin,MittelhochdeutschesNamenbuch,dated sometimebetweenthe13thand15thcenturies.Therewassomequestionwhetheritwasappropriatetoaddthedefinitearticle dertothebyname.Bahlow,ADictionaryofGermanNames,datesWernherderAdeler’theeagle’to1309s.n.Adeler; AlbrechtderBär’thebear’to1150s.n.Bär;Conraddegrip’thegriffin’to1266s.n.Greif(f);andSeifertderFrumesel’the donkey’to1293s.n.Riedesel.Theseexamplesshowthatavarietyofbynamesbasedonanimalterms,domesticated,wild,and mythological,whichusethedefinitearticleder.ThissupportstheregistrationofderOchse.Wehavechangedthenameto GunterderOchseinordertoregisterit. HughTauerner.Device.Perfessindentedsableandvert. ThisdeviceisclearofthebadgeofCliodhnaniBhriain,Perfessindentedcrusillyvertandargent.ThereisaCDforchanging thetinctureofhalfthefield,andanotherunderX.4.a.ii.cforthedifferencebetweenperfessindentedandperfessindented crusilly.Precedentsays: [Perpaleindented,thepointsendinginmullets,vs.perpaleindented]"Thereis...[aCVD]formodifyingthelineof divisionwiththemullets."[seerelatedrulingLoAR2/91p.16].(10/91p.3). Theonlydifferenceinthefieldsintheprecedentarethemulletsattheendoftheindents.Thatisthecaseherewiththecrosses. Whenfieldswithlowcontrastareused,complexlinesofdivisionareacceptedonacase-by-casebasis.Inthiscasethereareno chargesobscuringthelineofdivisionandthelineofdivisionisclearlydrawn;thereforeitisacceptable. HughTauerner.Badge.(Fieldless)Awheelperfesssableandvert. IdonofSheffeld.Nameanddevice.Perchevroninvertedazureandgules,threemapleleavestwoandoneargentandtwoscimitarsin saltireproper. JohannBoese.Nameanddevice.Perpalesableandargent,amulletoffourpointselongatedtobaseandinbaseadomesticcat couchant,achiefcounterchanged. ACCEPTANCES Page7of20 February2009LoAR JohnEmerisofEllenar.Reblazonofdevice.Sable,sevenpilesinvertedinpointsurmountedatthepointsbyaneyeembattledtochief Or,onachiefargentfimbriatedperfessgulesandOralionpassantgules. BlazonedwhenregisteredinNovember1979asSable,sevenpilesinvertedconjoinedinpoint,surmountedatthepointsbyan eye,andembattledinchiefOr,onachiefargentalionpassantgules,overallafilletperfessgulesandOr,theoriginalblazon impliedthatthepileswereembattledinsteadoftheeye. Khalidabint‘Abdal-‘Aziz.Nameanddevice.Gules,onamapleleafOradomesticcat’sheadcoupedcontournysable,inbasea standingbalanceOr. SubmittedasKhalidabint’Abdal-Aziz,thepatronymismoreproperlytransliteratedas‘Abd_al-‘Aziz.Whilesomesystemsof transliteratingArabicuse’forboth‘aynandhamza,allexamplesofthisnamethatwe’vefoundspellboth‘Abdand‘Azizwith ‘ayn.Additionally,theelements‘Abdandalarekeptseparatedintransliteration.WehavechangedthenametoKhalidabint ‘Abd_al-‘Azizinordertoregisterit. KochouZaygo.Nameanddevice.Perbendsinistersableandvert,abendargent. ThislovelydeviceconflictswiththedeviceofGenevievedeBordeu,registeredinFebruary2008,Quarterlyazureandsable,a bendargent,withonlyasingleCDforthechangeoffield.Whencontacted,Genevieveprovidedpermissiontoconflict,sowe canregisterthisdevice. LachlannGraheme.NamechangefromLachlannmacLachlainnanddevice.Perpaleargentandvert,onatowerperpaleazureand argentanivyvinebendwisesinisterperpaleargentandvert. Hispreviousname,LachlannmacLachlainn,isretainedasanalternatename. ThisisclearofGregorvonMünchhausen,(Fieldless)Onatowerperpaleazureandargent,adextergauntletclenched counterchanged.ThereisaCDforthedifferencebetweenafieldedandfieldlessdesign,andaCDforthechangeoftype,and orientationofthetertiary,fromanuprightgauntlettoabendwisesinisterivyvine. LevNikolaev.Nameanddevice.Argent,alion’sheaderasedcontournygulesandachiefembattledsable. Magdalenad’Arzenta.Devicechange.Gules,threespiderswithinanorleargent. Herolddevice,Gules,threespidersinverted,abordureargent,isreleased. MáireingheanuíMheardha.Name. MariannedelaTour.Nameanddevice.Purpuremasoned,acentaurpassantandonachiefembattledargentanaturaldolphinpurpure. ThegivennameMariannewasdocumentedasafeminineformofMarian,anundatednamefoundinDauzat,Dictionnaire EtymologiquedesNomsdeFamilleetPrénomsdeFrance,s.n.Marien.Unfortunately,theproblemwiththisjustificationis thatMarianisalreadyafemininename,adiminutiveofMary.Sinceitisalreadyfeminine,itdoesnotmakesensetoadda feminizingendingtoit.However,NoirLicornewasabletoprovidealternativedocumentationforthename,fromtheParish andProbateRecordsofthecourtofthearchdeaconryofExeter.ThesedocumentsrecordMariannePesterin1597and MarianneLeggein1588,thusdemonstratingthatMarianneisanacceptable16thCEnglishname. MichaelaAmour.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). MollySchofield.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). PetraofSilverRhylle.Holdingnameanddevice(seeRETURNSforname).Azure,infessatridentbetweentwonaturalseahorses respectant,abaseargent. SubmittedunderthenamePetraZenniaVelikaiaskii. RobertduBourg.Nameanddevice.Gules,achevronandonachiefargentthreefleurs-de-lysgules. ThebynameduBourgwasdocumentedfromMorlet,DictionnaireÉtymologiquedesNomsdeFamille,s.n.Bourg.Thisentry doesnotgiveanydatesorotherevidenceofperiodusageforduBourg,soitdoesnotdemonstratethatthebynameis registerable.PelicanEmeritusnotesthat"http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k5455294n.image.r=du+bourg.f491.langENhas duBourginwhatmaybealistofnames(orpossiblytitles)inLeschroniquesetannalesdePoloigne,parBlaisedeVigenè... Vigenère,Blaisede(1523-1596),1573."BrunissendeDragonette(anativeFrenchspeaker)confirmsthatthisisalistof bynames,sothiscitationprovidesuswiththeevidencerequiredtoregisterthename. Nicearmory! RobertTristan.Nameanddevice.Vert,afrogargentestencelyvert. TadatsuneofCarolingia.Reblazonofdevice.Azure,aJapanesewell-framecrosswisewithinanannuletargent. BlazonedwhenregisteredinNovember2003asAzure,aJapanesewell-framecrosswisewithanannuletargent,wehave correctedthewordwithin. TiberiusIuliusRufus.Badge.Gules,agauntletedfistargentwithinandconjoinedtoanannuletOr. TiberiusIuliusRufus.Badge.(Fieldless)AgauntletedfistargentwithinandconjoinedtoanannuletOr. ViolaEpifani.Nameanddevice.Argent,threepomegranatesslippedandleavedpurpureandachiefdoublyenarchedvert. Theuseofachiefdoubly-enarchedisastepfromperiodpractice. WilliamAtherbridge.Badge.GyronnyOrandazure,aramrampantgulesarmedargent. ACCEPTANCES Page8of20 February2009LoAR LOCHAC Ragiher{o,}r.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). MERIDIES BeatrixdeConinck.Name. NiceDutchname! CatelinRayneleMarchaunt.Device.Gules,atygersejant,onachiefOrthreeheartsgules. DomenicaZorzi.Badge.(Fieldless)AGreeksphinxsejantcontournyargent. GwendolenIsabellaStewart.NamechangefromGwendolenElizabethStewart. ThegivennameGwendolenandthebynameStewartaregrandfatheredtothesubmitter. Herpreviousname,GwendolenElizabethStewart,isretainedasanalternatename. KatetheGreen.Device.Argent,asalamandertergiantpurpureenflamedgulesandonachiefvertthreetriquetrasOr. MuirenningenUiFhlainn.Device.Vert,anenfieldstatantOrandachiefembattledermine. Pleaseinstructthesubmittertodrawtheerminespotsslightlylarger. SabynPestel.Device.Vert,infessthreespears,onachiefargentthreebirdsmigranttochiefsable. Staggate,Shireof.Branchname. ListedontheLoIasStagsgate,_,thisformofthenameviolatesRfSIII.2.bwhichrequiresthatbranchnameshave"a designatorthatidentifiesthetypeofentityandatleastonedescriptiveelement."Accordingtotheformsandthepetition,the groupisashire,sowehaveaddedtherequireddesignator,Shireof. Theconstruction[staginthegenitive]+gatewasjustifiedonthebasisoftheplacenamesStaggeshaghe1315andStagschaue 1307,foundintheMiddleEnglishDictionarys.v.stagge.However,theseareexamplesofstag(ge)+shagheorschaue,where thedeuterothemeisavariantspellingof-shaw.Thus,theseexamplesdonotsupporttheuseofthepossessiveformStagsor Stagges.AlloftheexamplesofEnglishplacenamesthatwefoundfollowingthepattern<animal>+gateusedthenominative formoftheanimalname,whichsupportsStaggateorStaggegateasaplausibleconstructedEnglishplacename.Ofthese, Staggateisclosertotheoriginalsubmittedform,sowehavechangedthenametoStaggate,Shireofinordertoregisterit. MIDDLE RobertofBristol.Devicechange.Perpalesableandgules,inpaleagriffinsegreantandachevroninvertedOr. Hisolddevice,Or,ahorse’sheaderasedbetweenthreehorseshoesinvertedsable,allwithinaborduregules,isreleased. RunaÆikibrandskona.NamechangefromAlexandralaNoire. SubmittedasRunaEikibrandrskona,thebynameEikibrandrskonawasconstructedtomean’wifeofoaken-sword’inOld Norse.Unfortunately,therewereanumberofproblemswiththisbyname. ThefirstisthatinsufficientevidencewasprovidedthatEikibrandrisameaningfulOldNorseelement.Theconstructionwas justifiedonthebasisofthebynameeikikrokr’oaken-crook’,foundinAryanhwymerchCatmael,"VikingBynamesfoundin theLandnámabók",andthegivennameBrandr,glossedas’fire,sword’inGunnvorsilfrahárr,"OldNorseMen’sNames". ThesetwoelementsdonotsupporttheconstructionEikibrandrfortworeasons.First,theliteralmeaningoftheOldNorse nounbrandris’brand,fire-brand’;itcanbeusedmetaphoricallyforthebladeofasword,butitdoesnotmeansword.The standardOldNorsewordmeaning’sword’issverð.Second,abynamemeaning’oaken-sword’isnotanalogoustoone meaning’oaken-crook’,ascrooksandstaveswereoftenmadeofwood,butswordswerenot.Thus,eikibrandrisnota plausibleOldNorsebyname. Itispossible,however,toconstructasimilarlyspelledOldNorsemasculinegivenname.LenaPeterson,Nordiskt Runnamnslexikon,5thed.,liststhemasculinenameÆikinæfr,wheretheprotothemeÆiki-isderivedfromthenouneiki.Geirr BassiHaraldson,TheOldNorseName,containsmanyexamplesofmasculinegivennameswiththeprototheme-brandr, includingÁsbrandr,Þangbrandr,Þorbrandr,Valbrandr,andVébrandr.ThesenamesjustifyÆikibrandrasaconstructedOld Norsemasculinegivenname,thoughitwouldnothavebeenunderstoodtomean’oaken-sword’. ThecorrectOldNorsebynamemeaning’wifeofÆikibrandr’isÆikibrandskona.When-brandrisputintothegenitivecase, theterminal-rchangesto-s,whichmeansthat-brandrskonaisnotcorrect.WehavechangedthenametoRuna Æikibrandskonainordertoregisterit. ThesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforOldNorse.Sofaraswecantell,thisisaplausibleViking-eraOldNorsename. Herpreviousname,AlexandralaNoire,isretainedasanalternatename. RydderchapMorgan.Name(seeRETURNSfordeviceandbadge). SubmittedasRhydderchapMorgan,thesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforthe16thC.The16thCspellingsprovidedinthe documentationallomitthehfromthegivenname.WehavechangedthenametoRydderchapMorgantomeethisrequestfor authenticity. Ryuu’zou’jiKenshin.Nameanddevice.Azure,withinaJapanesewell-frametwoarrowsinvertedinsaltireargent. SubmittedasRyuzojiKenshin,thefamilynameisproperlytransliteratedasRyuu’zou’jiorRy{u-}z{o-}ji.Whenpossible,the CollegeofArmspreferstousetransliterationsthatuseRomancharacters.Precedentsays: Wenotethatouand{o-}areequallyvalidtransliterations;ifoneisusedconsistentlyinaname,thereisnoreasonto changeittotheother.However,whenaninvalidtransliterationisused,oranamemixesthetwotransliterations,the transliterationwithoutthemacronispreferred.[LoAR05/2008,MitsuhideShinjir{o-},Atenveldt-A] ACCEPTANCES Page9of20 February2009LoAR WehavechangedthenametoRyuu’zou’jiKenshininordertoregisterit. Thewell-framedepictedinthisdeviceisorientedlikeamascle.AccordingtheprecedentfromNovember2003,inthe registrationofthedeviceofTadatsuneofCarolingia,thisistheSociety’sdefaultpositionforaJapanesewell-frame. Usually,achargewithinamascleorannuletistheprimarycharge.Inthesubmittedemblazon,thearrowsaresosmallrelative tothesizeofthewell-framethattheyaresecondarychargesandthewell-frameistheprimary. SabinedeAncastre.Name. ThesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforEnglish.Thisisalovely13thCEnglishname,asbothelementscanbedatedwithin 20yearsofeachother. SáerlaithingenMáenaig.Nameanddevice.Quarterlyvertandargent,awagonwheelsableandabordureOr. SibylSevenoke.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). Thesubmitterrequestedauthenticityfor15th-17thCEnglish.ThegivennameSibylwasnotexplicitlydatedontheLoI;the documentationcited,TalanGwynek,"FeminineGivenNamesinADictionaryofEnglishSurnames",listsSibylastheheader form,withtheclosestdatedspellingbeingSibyllin1279.15thand16thCspellingsincludeSibell1434,Sybbly1440,Sybill 1455,Sybyle1440,andSybyll1572,1573.Rowelprovidedanumberofother16thCspellingsofthenamefromherarticle "NamesandNamingPracticesintheRegistersoftheChurchofSt.Mary’s,Dymock":Sibbil1567/8,Sibbill1568,Sibble 1575,Sibull1561,Sibell1566,Sybylle1539/40,Sibill1551,Sible35,Sibyll1548,Sybbel1561,Sybbill1558/9,Sybble1574, Sybbyl1561,Sybbyll1548,Sybell1569,Sybill1549,Syble1549,Sybyl1561,andSybyll1540/1.Whilewehavenotfoundany 15thor16thCexamplesofthespellingSibyl,thesecitationsshowarangeofvariationdemonstratingthatSibylwouldbe unremarkableinthe16thC. Sevenokeisdatedto1545inJamesGaridnerandR.H.Brodie,eds.,LettersandPapers,ForeignandDomestic,HenryVIII, Volume20Part2,publishedbyBritishHistoryOnlineathttp://www.british-history.ac.uk/source.aspx?pubid=866.Thus,the nameisauthenticassubmitted. SibylSevenokeandMiguelofSt.Katherine.Jointbadge.CheckyOrandsable,aborduregules. Assubmitted,thesecondownerofthisbadgewastobeMigueldeArgento.ThatnamewasreturnedontheDecember2003 LoARandhisarmorywasregistered,viatheWest,undertheholdingnameabove. ThebadgeisclearofSteingrimStellari,PalyofsixOrandsable,afesscounterchanged.Atleastonecommentercalled Steingrim’sfieldchecky.Itisnot:checkyformssquares,thisfieldhasrectanglesatleasttwiceaslongastheyarewide.Ifwe followthislogic,wemustre-writesectionX.4.aoftheRulesforSubmission,whichexplicitlygrantssubstantialdifference betweenbarryandperpalewhencomparedwithchecky.WerewewillingtoconsiderSteingrim’sarmoryfield-only(which wearenot),wewouldgivethetwodesignsunderconsiderationaCDforthefield.ThatCD,combinedwiththeCDforthe additionofthebordure,wouldcarrythesetwopiecesofarmoryclearofeachother.However,asSteingrim’sarmoryisnot field-onlyarmory,thesedevicesareclearbyX.1,forremovalofthefess. TeigeMacLennantheTinker.Devicechange.Azure,alion’sheadcaboshed,onachiefdoubly-enarchedargentaBowencrosssable. Theuseofachiefdoublyenarchedisastepfromperiodpractice. Hisolddevice,Or,aheartperpalesableandgulesandonachiefazuretwoheartsargent,isreleased. TrisolaDucci.Nameanddevice.Quarterlyargentsemyofdragonfliesandpurpure,anorleOr. UliaanitsaZabavadoch’.Nameanddevice.Azuresemyofescarbunclesofsixarms,achiefnebulyargent. ListedontheLoIasUliaanitsaZabavadoch_,thisappearstobeatypofortheoriginallysubmittedform,UliaanitsaZabava doch’.Asdoch’isthecorrecttransliterationoftheRussianwordfor’daughter’,wehaverestoredthenametotheoriginally submittedforminordertoregisterit. Umfreyd’Outremer.Name. UrsulatheWidow.Nameanddevice.Argent,abrownbear’sheadcaboshedproper,inchiefthreetrianglesinvertedazure. UsamiYoshirou.Nameanddevice.Gules,apenguincloseproperandonachiefengrailedOrthreeincrescentsgules. SubmittedasUsamiYoshiro,theyobinaisproperlytransliteratedasYoshirouorYoshir{o-}.Whenpossible,theCollegeof ArmspreferstousetransliterationsthatuseRomancharacters.Precedentsays: Wenotethatouand{o-}areequallyvalidtransliterations;ifoneisusedconsistentlyinaname,thereisnoreasonto changeittotheother.However,whenaninvalidtransliterationisused,oranamemixesthetwotransliterations,the transliterationwithoutthemacronispreferred.[LoAR05/2008,MitsuhideShinjir{o-},Atenveldt-A] WehavechangedthenametoUsamiYoshirouinordertoregisterit. Asdrawn,thepenguinishalfblackandhalfwhite,andthusneutral.Thereis,therefore,noissuewithplacingitonagules field. Proper,forapenguin,seemstohaveneverbeendefined,despiteourhavingregisteredapproximately15properpenguinsin theSCA.Penguinsproperaresable,belliedargent,eachtincturebeingapproximatelyhalfthecharge. Theuseofapenguinisastepfromperiodpractice. VreilePayensdochter.Device.Sable,ahenandonachiefnebulyOrthreeelderberrysprigsvert. YevaneBrowne.Nameanddevice.PerpalesableandOr,onatwo-headedgoosedisplayedcounterchangedamulletofsixpointsvert. Theuseofabirddisplayedwhichisnotaneagleisastepfromperiodpractice. YsabelVerdelet.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). Thesubmitterrequestedauthenticityfor14thCFrench,butdoesnotallowanychanges.Wehavefoundonlyoneinstanceof thebynameVerdelet,anditisfrom1543.Lackingevidencethatthisbynamewasusedinthe14thC,wecannotconfirmthat thisnameisauthentic.ThegivennameYsabelisafinechoiceforthe14thC;Morlet,Étuded’anthroponymiepicarde,les ACCEPTANCES Page10of20 February2009LoAR nomsdepersonneenHautePicardieauxXIIIe,XIVe,XVesiècles,has14thCexamplesofYsabelonpp.292,318,319,330, 338,354,382,387,418,and446. NORTHSHIELD BeroldvonEbenrit.Name. CäsareavonEbenrit.Name. OUTLANDS AdamMathyson.Name. Nice14thCEnglishname! AlrikBoleslavov.Device.Perchevronsableandargent,twolionscombatantandatreeblastedanderadicatedwithinabordure counterchanged. ChristopherDevereux.NamechangefromKieranBlake. Hispreviousname,KieranBlake,isretainedasanalternatename. ClaredeChepyng.Name. SubmittedasClaredeChepyngCampedene,pastprecedenthasruledthatcompoundplacenamescannotbeusedinEnglish locativebynames: LyneyeaofAston-upon-Trent.Name.Thenameusesacompoundlocativeasabyname,butnodocumentationwas submittedandnonefoundshowinganyEnglishsurnamesthatevolvedfromafullcompoundplace-nameratherthan justthefirstpartoftheplace-name.SuchbynamesweredeclaredunregisterableforSpanishnamesin2002: LackingdocumentationthatcompoundformsofplacenameslikeSantiagodeCompostelawereusedin locativebynames,thiscannotberegistered.[BeatrizdeSantiagodeCompostela,01/02,R-Caid] BarringevidenceoflocativebynamesformedfromfullcompoundplacenamesinEnglish,suchnamescannotbe registered.WewoulddropthecompoundandregisterthebynameasÆstun,butthesubmitterwillnotacceptmajor changes.[03/2005LoAR,Meridies-R] NonewdocumentationwasshownforlocativebynamesformedfromfullcompoundplacenamesinEnglish,sotheycontinue tobeunregisterable.Asthesubmitterallowsallchanges,wehavedroppedthefinalelementoftheplacenametoregisterthe nameasClaredeChepyng_. LeonorRuizdeLisón.Nameanddevice.Or,abendsablebetweenfourpomegranatesgulesslippedandleavedvertseededOr. MaggeMagnus.Name. MelioreGimignaFioravanti.NamechangefromYsabeauAnaisRoussotduLioncourt. Thesubmitterrequestedauthenticityforanunspecifiedlanguage/culture,butthisrequestwasnotmentionedontheLoI.Had thisauthenticityrequestbeenmorespecific,wewouldhavehadtopendthisnametoallowthecommenterstoaddressthe request.Asdocumented,itisunlikelythatthisnameisauthenticbecausethegivennamesweredocumentedfromthe12thand 13thC,respectively,andtheuseoftwogivennamesdoesn’tariseinItalianuntillater.Wecannotdroponeofthegivennames, though,becausethesubmitterdoesnotallowmajorchanges. Herpreviousname,YsabeauAnaisRoussotduLioncourt,isretainedasanalternatename. MileshaKulikova.Name. SalomeaThorunska.Name(seeRETURNSfordevice). SubmittedasSalomeaToru{n’}ska,thesubmitterrequestedanauthenticnameandcaredmostabout14thCPolishculture. ThisauthenticityrequestwasnotsummarizedontheLoI;hadthecommentersnotindependentlyprovidedinformationabout authenticformsofthename,wewouldhavebeenforcedtopendthis. ThegivennameSalomeawasdocumentedasGerman.ThisisalsothestandardLatinformofthename.WitoldTaszycki,ed., S{l/}ownikStaropolskichNazwOsobowych,s.n.Samlome(j)ahasanumberofexamplesofSalomeafromLatincontexts,the earliestbeingfrom1258,andthelatestfroma15thcenturycopyofa13thcenturydocument.It’slikelythatthenamewasin useinthe14thC;MariaMalec,ImionaChrze{s’}cija{n’}skiew{S’}redniowiecznejPolsce,p.383datesthePolishform So{l/}omijato1471. Taszycki,op.cit.,s.n.Toru{n’}skilistsanumberoflocativebynamesbasedontheplacenameToru{n’},allofwhichare foundinLatinrecords:JohannesThorunski1399,Katherina,olimStanislaiThorunskydeCracovia1426,Stanislai Thorunszky1441,andJanThorunszky1499.Theseareallmasculineforms;thefeminineformismadebychanging-ior-yto -a,soonthebasisofthe1399citationwecanrecommendThorunskaasanauthentic14thCbyname.Wehavechangedthe nametoSalomeaThorunskainordertomeetherrequestforauthenticity. ThenameSalomeaThorunskaisLatinizedPolish.WedonotknowwhatformthisnamewouldhavetakeninPolishinthe 14thcentury.Wecan,however,offeranauthentic15thCPolishform.TheTh-spellingsofthebynamearearesultofthe Latinizationoftheplacename.WewouldexpectthePolishspellingstousejustT-.Thus,So{l/}omijaTorunszkaorSo{l/}omija TorunskawouldbeanauthenticPolishnameforthe15thC.
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