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	A '''Coronel'' is the spreading head of a lance used in [[~~tillting~~]]; ~~it's~~ shape resembles that of a [[crown]] or [[coronet]] which is probably the source of the name. It may be used erroneously in some places as an alternate term for [[Coronet\|coronet.]]		A '''Coronel''' is the spreading head of a [[lance]] used in [[tilting]]. Its shape resembles that of a [[crown]] or [[coronet]] which is probably the source of the name. It may be used erroneously in some places as an alternate term for [[Coronet\|coronet.]]

	(Stub reference -- is there any reference anywhere to using "coronel" to mean "coronet.?")
	:(Not that I can find; the shape of the iron head of the lance is somewhat coronet-like, which may have caused someone somewhere to backform the usage. [[User:AlexandreDavigne\|AlexandreDavigne]] 01:37, 28 October 2006 (EST)

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AlexandreDavigne at 15:37, 27 October 2006

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	'''Coronel'' is an ~~obsolete~~ ~~term~~ ~~from~~ [[~~jousting~~]]. It may be used erroneously in some places as an alternate term for [[Coronet\|coronet.]]		A '''Coronel'' is the spreading head of a lance used in [[tillting]]; it's shape resembles that of a [[crown]] or [[coronet]] which is probably the source of the name. It may be used erroneously in some places as an alternate term for [[Coronet\|coronet.]]

	(Stub reference -- is there any reference anywhere to using "coronel" to mean "coronet.?")		(Stub reference -- is there any reference anywhere to using "coronel" to mean "coronet.?")
			:(Not that I can find; the shape of the iron head of the lance is somewhat coronet-like, which may have caused someone somewhere to backform the usage. [[User:AlexandreDavigne\|AlexandreDavigne]] 01:37, 28 October 2006 (EST)


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AlexandreDavigne: fix typo in "coronet"

2006-09-20T13:58:05Z

fix typo in "coronet"

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	'''Coronel'' is an obsolete term from [[jousting]]. It may be used erroneously in some places as an alternate term for [[coronet.]]		'''Coronel'' is an obsolete term from [[jousting]]. It may be used erroneously in some places as an alternate term for [[Coronet\|coronet.]]

	(Stub reference -- is there any reference anywhere to using "coronel" to mean "coronet.?")		(Stub reference -- is there any reference anywhere to using "coronel" to mean "coronet.?")

AlexandreDavigne at 13:57, 20 September 2006

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			'''Coronel'' is an obsolete term from [[jousting]]. It may be used erroneously in some places as an alternate term for [[coronet.]]
	A '''coronel''' is an item of [[regalia]] in a [[Barony]].

			(Stub reference -- is there any reference anywhere to using "coronel" to mean "coronet.?")
	A [[crown]] is worn by a [[King]] or [[Queen]].

	A [[coronet]] is worn by a [[Prince]] or [[Princess]].

	A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].

	Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[twee\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.

	The use of the term "coronel" is vanishingly rare in the [[SCA]].

	[[Category:SCAism]]		[[Category:SCAism]]

AlexandreDavigne at 16:42, 13 September 2006

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	Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[twee\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.		Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[twee\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.

			The use of the term "coronel" is vanishingly rare in the [[SCA]].

	[[Category:SCAism]]		[[Category:SCAism]]

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2006-05-20T13:22:27Z

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	Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[twee\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.		Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[twee\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.
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Paul Matisz at 14:42, 26 March 2006

2006-03-26T14:42:09Z

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	A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].		A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].

	Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[~~SCAism~~\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.		Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[twee\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.

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	A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].		A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].

	Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from jousting, in this context. The Lochac ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be a little too twee for some people's tastes.		Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from [[jousting]], in this context. The [[Lochac]] ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be [[SCAism\|a little too twee]] for some people's tastes.

139.168.158.70: Coronel not a preferred term

2004-01-30T23:05:47Z

Coronel not a preferred term

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	A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].		A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].

			Note however that there seems to be no historical justification for the use of the word coronel, which is an obsolete term from jousting, in this context. The Lochac ceremonies use the preferred term of coronet. Coronel may be a little too twee for some people's tastes.

Del at 23:42, 14 November 2003

2003-11-14T23:42:00Z

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A '''coronel''' is an item of [[regalia]] in a [[Barony]].

A [[crown]] is worn by a [[King]] or [[Queen]].

A [[coronet]] is worn by a [[Prince]] or [[Princess]].

A '''coronel''' is worn by a [[Baron]] or [[Baroness]].