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CELT: Re: Flags (Re: Spoken Conlangs)
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- Subject: CELT: Re: Flags (Re: Spoken Conlangs)
- From: And Rosta <[email protected]>
- Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 17:42:12 GMT+0
- Organization: University of Central Lancashire
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Orjan:
> I think these are the heraldic rules of the middle ages, and may have been
> ignored for many new modern flags. I just assumed that they would have to
> apply to the Brithenig flag, coming from a state founded in the first
> millennium.
[I realize that I must be recapitulating issues treated off-list.]
Given that England, Scotland, Ireland flags are crosses associated
with Sts George, Andrew & Patrick, would the Kemrese one be a cross
associated with St David? Is there such a cross? Or is St David of
lesser cultural significance in Kemr than in our local Wales?
BTW, are leeks & daffodils significant in Kemr?
--And.