Latin Name - Salis (General)
I am transcrbing Latin burial records and have come across the above name as husband of a deceased wife. Can anyone suggest what this should be in English
Tony
Latin Name - Salis
by slowhands, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, (6448 days ago) @ tonyharrison
Salt = Salis
Willow = Salix
not a lot of help I suspect ;-)
With a grain of salt is a translation of Latin cum grano salis
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Latin Name - Salis
by tonyharrison, Potters Bar Hertfordshire, (6448 days ago) @ slowhands
Hi Slowhands
Knew it meant Salt but hardly think this was his name, also aware of Salix as I am a Horticulturist. But thanks for the thought.
Tony
Latin Name - Salis
by slowhands, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, (6448 days ago) @ tonyharrison
Tony
what is the context/other words of the record?
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Ἀριστοτέλης A Gloster & Hereford Boy in the Forest of Dean ><((((*>
Latin Name - Salis
by ijriddell, Cinderford, (6448 days ago) @ slowhands
Could it be Silas rather than Salis, perhaps?
Man of the Forest
by slowhands, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, (6448 days ago) @ ijriddell
Silas / Silvanus -- of the woods ( very good !)
I'd love to see a scan of the Record
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Ἀριστοτέλης A Gloster & Hereford Boy in the Forest of Dean ><((((*>
Latin Name - Salis
by tonyharrison, Potters Bar Hertfordshire, (6448 days ago) @ ijriddell
Quite definitely Salis
Context Ruth wife of Salis Paine buried 3rd day month April
Latin Name - Salis
by slowhands, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, (6446 days ago) @ tonyharrison
The conclusion was that it was "Samlis" and later context resolved this as Samuel
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