Laurel wreath - Revision history

Cian at 00:05, 3 September 2007

2007-09-03T00:05:02Z

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	In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient [[coin]]s wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.		In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient [[coin]]s wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.

	''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA official [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered [[groups\|group]] device. [[Household]]s, being unofficial groups, do not bear laurel wreaths, ~~not are individuals~~ are not permitted to bear a laurel wreath on their arms, to prevent confusion.		''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA official [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered [[groups\|group]] device. [[Household]]s, being unofficial groups, do not bear laurel wreaths. Individuals are not permitted to bear a laurel wreath on their arms, to prevent confusion.

	[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]		[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]

Paul Matisz at 20:39, 2 September 2007

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	In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient [[coin]]s wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.		In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient [[coin]]s wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.

	''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered [[groups\|group]] device. ~~Individuals~~ are not permitted to bear a laurel wreath on their arms, to prevent confusion.		''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA official [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered [[groups\|group]] device. [[Household]]s, being unofficial groups, do not bear laurel wreaths, not are individuals are not permitted to bear a laurel wreath on their arms, to prevent confusion.

	[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]		[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]

Paul Matisz at 15:50, 4 May 2007

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	In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient [[coin]]s wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.		In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient [[coin]]s wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.

	''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered [[groups\|group]] device.		''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered [[groups\|group]] device. Individuals are not permitted to bear a laurel wreath on their arms, to prevent confusion.

	[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]		[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]

	The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a ~~picture of~~ laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].		The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a laurel wreath [[badge]] with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].
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	The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a picture of laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].		The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a picture of laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].
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	The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a picture of laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].		The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a picture of laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].
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Cian at 06:56, 7 September 2005

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	The '''laurel wreath''' has significance both in the SCA and in the [[mundane]] world.		The '''laurel wreath''' has significance both in the [[SCA]] and in the [[mundane]] world.

	~~''[[Or]]~~, a laurel wreath ~~[[vert]]''~~ is ~~the~~ [[~~device~~]] ~~for~~ ~~the~~ ~~Society~~ ~~for~~ ~~Creative Anachronism. All SCA~~ [[~~groups~~]] ~~are~~ ~~required~~ to ~~have~~ a laurel ~~wreath~~ on ~~their registered group~~ ~~device~~.		In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient [[coin]]s wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.

			''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered [[groups\|group]] device.
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		⚫	[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]
⚫	The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a picture of laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].

		⚫	The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a picture of laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].
	In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient coins wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.

Sabine at 18:07, 11 July 2005

2005-07-11T18:07:40Z

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The '''laurel wreath''' has significance both in the SCA and in the [[mundane]] world.

''[[Or]], a laurel wreath [[vert]]'' is the [[device]] for the Society for Creative Anachronism. All SCA [[groups]] are required to have a laurel wreath on their registered group device.

[[Image:SCAdevice.png]]

The laurel wreath is also the insignia for one of the SCA's [[peer]]ages, the [[Order]] of the [[Laurel]]. Order members are permitted to wear a picture of laurel wreath with their [[garb]] and it is often seen as part of a [[circlet]], [[medallion]], or [[cloak]].

In antiquity, the laurel wreath was a symbol of victory. [[Roman]] emperors are depicted on ancient coins wearing a laurel wreath. Olympic medalists still wear laurel wreaths on the podium.