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Help[Opinions] Re: Names of Crusaders, A-E
in reply to a message by Amphelise
Fascinating - thank you for sharing! Such fun to find 21st-century names like Alan, Alexander, Andrew, among so much exotica. For the record, I taught a real, live Adalbert in the last millennium: he is now a medical specialist.
My favourites of this list are Bellacosa (so appropriately bellicose), Bellay (Avast!), Bencelin (like an antibiotic), and Bonfilius (such proud parents). Clarembald is astonishing, like an order to a barber. Erkenbald and Ermengald must surely have been cousins, if not brothers.
My favourites of this list are Bellacosa (so appropriately bellicose), Bellay (Avast!), Bencelin (like an antibiotic), and Bonfilius (such proud parents). Clarembald is astonishing, like an order to a barber. Erkenbald and Ermengald must surely have been cousins, if not brothers.
