DARs Completed in 2018

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Terry Baldwin
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Terry Baldwin » 18 Feb 2018, 18:44

The motto was at the client's insistence, it has a special meaning to him. He is a pharmacist and maybe it comes from something there. If it helps we can leave off the translation. One of our clients is a language instructor in Maryland, we have started using him for all translations, so hopefully the Google translate will go by the wayside.
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Chris Green » 18 Feb 2018, 19:01

One of our clients is a language instructor in Maryland, we have started using him for all translations, so hopefully the Google translate will go by the wayside.


What do you mean by "language instructor"? What languages does he speak/teach? I am more than happy to stand aside from critique of dodgy Latin, but if your language instructor has not studied classical Latin we are really no further forward.
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Ryan Shuflin » 21 Feb 2018, 13:05

Ideally we would have an official expert translator for each language willing to work for free. Although, professional translation of a motto cannot be that expensive. In this case it is two words.

If you have a list of people who you use for translations that is good. If you need someone for German, you can message me.

I am curious, how many mottos are translated per year, and what languages. I just want an idea, not an exact number.

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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Michael F. McCartney » 22 Feb 2018, 03:48

Back to the artwork - seeing two such great, heraldically identical but artistically quite different renderings of the same arms is both enjoyable and instructive. I imagine you could use them to make a point with applicants who don't understand...
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Terry Baldwin » 13 Apr 2018, 18:17

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Jonathan Henry Graves resident of Colts Neck, New Jersey, USA

Blazon: Tierced in Pall reversed Argent Or and Vair-en-Point in dexter two Arrows in saltire points upwards surmounted by a Heart all proper in sinister a Horse rampant Sable.

Crest: On a Torse Argent and Bleu-celeste a Powerful Owl (Ninox strenua) guardant proper.

Mantling: Bleu-celeste doubled Argent.

Motto: Honour the Past - Challenge the Future.

Herald: Geoff Kingman-Sugars

Artist: Lee Lumbley

Date: Arms assumed 12 March 2018.
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Terry Baldwin » 26 Apr 2018, 00:08

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Manuel Montinola a resident of Iloilo, Republic of the Philippines

Blazon: Sanguine a Chevron cotised Or in chief two rods of Aesculapius the serpents respectant Or in base a Mango Tree eradicated leaved and fructed proper.

Crest: From a Torse Or and Sanguine a male demi-lion rampant Or langued Gules holding between its forepaws a Cross crosslet Or fimbriated Argent.

Motto: Esto Melior Quam Es (Be Better than You Are)

Mantling: Sanguine doubled Or.

Herald: Geoff Kingman-Sugars

Artist: Lee Lumbley
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Michael F. McCartney » 27 Apr 2018, 05:43

Very nice!!
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Terry Baldwin » 29 Jun 2018, 16:45

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Maria Eleni Tsilimigkra a resident of Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom

Blazon: Purpure a Balance Scale Or between in chief a Quill fesswise Argent and in base an open Book proper.

Crest: From a Torse Or and Purpure on a Mailsail unfurled Argent issuing from an ancient Crown Or a Greek Cross Sable.

Mantling: Purpure doubled Or.

Motto: "Die for your country" in Greek

Herald: Terry Baldwin

Artist: Mark Henderson

Date: Arms Assumed 27 Jun 2018
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Martin Goldstraw » 29 Jun 2018, 19:26

Presumably this Welsh lady eschewed the language of her domicile in favour of one of heritage for her motto?
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Re: DARs Completed in 2018

Postby Terry Baldwin » 29 Jun 2018, 22:02

Martin,

That is correct, apparently this "motto" was handed down in the family line.
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