Re: Willielmus is illiterate written form of Gulielmus

[CookSLC@aol.com]

It's my experience that names were freely Latinized both at the relevant time 
and others, particularly by the Church (which was the primary source of 
writings). That is less a problem for me.  

Glen

labehotiere@wanadoo.fr writes:


> We are speaking of the same person Archbishop William of Corbeil
> 
> The Andrew Sinclair citation on Guillermus (William) Sancto Claro is 
> unusual.in more ways than one.
> From the Latin;  
> Guglielmus or Gulielmus translates as William
> 
> Guillelminus translates as Willemin
> 
> Guillermus is a name unknown in Latin. 
> 
> Sinclair

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