Assuming that I didn't mess up the motto somehow, it's a Greek phrase that means 'Hang up a chain of gold', but I might not have transferred it properly from its original context (line 19). The original "Seiren chruseien ex ouranothen kremasantes" seemed too long and cumbersome; so the "ex ouranothen" (from the heavens) should just be understood. And as it stands, it's very catchy (say it out loud, and you'll see).
Thursday, September 28, 2006
Seiren Chruseien Kremasantes
I did this some time ago, but when Chris put up his seal at Mixing Memory, I remembered that I never got around to posting it here. So here is the Seal of Siris, from the says-it.com Seal Generator:

Assuming that I didn't mess up the motto somehow, it's a Greek phrase that means 'Hang up a chain of gold', but I might not have transferred it properly from its original context (line 19). The original "Seiren chruseien ex ouranothen kremasantes" seemed too long and cumbersome; so the "ex ouranothen" (from the heavens) should just be understood. And as it stands, it's very catchy (say it out loud, and you'll see).
Assuming that I didn't mess up the motto somehow, it's a Greek phrase that means 'Hang up a chain of gold', but I might not have transferred it properly from its original context (line 19). The original "Seiren chruseien ex ouranothen kremasantes" seemed too long and cumbersome; so the "ex ouranothen" (from the heavens) should just be understood. And as it stands, it's very catchy (say it out loud, and you'll see).