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Symeon Michail

Registered: The International Register of Arms, 4th September 2023. Registration No. 0679 (Vol.4).

Arms: Per fess Argent, charged with a pale Azure, and Gules, a sword reversed Argent pommel and guard Or, the guard charged with the Tetragrammaton, the blade flamant Proper, in base a scroll Argent charged with the word Μιχαήλ .

Motto: Dominus Qui Ductor Vester Est Ipse Erit Tecum.

Assumed: Greece 2022.

Arms designed and illustrated by the armiger.

The Arms of Symeon
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The flaming sword symbolizes that of the family's patron saint Archangel Michael, and also the flaming sword that God used to protect the gates of paradise. The guard of the sword bears the Tetragrammaton in Ancient Hebrew.

The red colour was chosen to symbolize the struggles necessary in someone's life to in order to succeed, the white to symbolize a pure and positive attitude towards everything in life and the blue to symbolize hope. Purity, a positive attitude, and hope being considered necessary to both succeed in life and to keep one's heart and soul clean.

The armiger chose to include a scroll upon which is written the name of the family’s patron saint (which is also the family surname) in Byzantine Greek. Whilst it is unusual in European heraldry for words to be used as a charge, there are examples, from a period in ancient history long pre-dating the adoption of modern heraldry, of Greco Roman shields bearing letters as well other charges. (The Shield Devices of the Greeks, Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, George Henry Chase.),

The Latin motto "Dominus Qui Ductor Vester Est Ipse Erit Tecum. " can be translated as "The Lord who is your guide will be with you".

 

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