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== College of |
== College of Passaqua == |
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The ''College of |
The ''College of Passaqua'' is is an [[SCA]] [[College]] in the [[Barony of St Florian de la Riviere]] in the [[Kingdom of Lochac]]. It is based at the [[University]] of Queensland, Queensland, [[Australia]]. As of early 2024, they are attempting to recruit members so they may register as a group. |
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Their proposed heraldry is "(tentatively) a hydra on blue and white with the laurel wreath behind". |
Their proposed heraldry is "(tentatively) a hydra on blue and white with the laurel wreath behind". |
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== Hagiography == |
== Hagiography == |
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Unlike most other [[college]]s in [[Lochac]] (with the sole exception of the [[College of Blessed Herman the Cripple]]), the College of |
Unlike most other [[college]]s in [[Lochac]] (with the sole exception of the [[College of Blessed Herman the Cripple]]), the College of Passaqua is not named after a saint. Instead it follows an English naming pattern of naming Colleges after their founder or benefactor. |
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Radulf Passaq(ua) was a Lord in Bedfordshire who appears in the Domesday Book. |
Radulf Passaq(ua) was a Lord in Bedfordshire who appears in the Domesday Book. |
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Revision as of 14:14, 15 July 2025
College of Passaqua
The College of Passaqua is is an SCA College in the Barony of St Florian de la Riviere in the Kingdom of Lochac. It is based at the University of Queensland, Queensland, Australia. As of early 2024, they are attempting to recruit members so they may register as a group.
Their proposed heraldry is "(tentatively) a hydra on blue and white with the laurel wreath behind".
Hagiography
Unlike most other colleges in Lochac (with the sole exception of the College of Blessed Herman the Cripple), the College of Passaqua is not named after a saint. Instead it follows an English naming pattern of naming Colleges after their founder or benefactor.
Radulf Passaq(ua) was a Lord in Bedfordshire who appears in the Domesday Book.
