King’s College 2004 v Mistress Gunnvör sílfrahárr
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Descriptive Bynames - Concise
*Bynames don't encapsulate a person's entire persona story and life history
vA person might be referred to by more than one byname in differing situations, but never all at the same time.  In one context, a person is the son of his father, in another he is described for his appearance or habits, when traveling he may be referred to by his nationality or area of origin.
*The CoH has ruled that two (not three, or six, etc.) descriptive bynames in the same name is an acceptable construction under certain circumstances. Note that this construction was not common and is not the best historical recreation of an Old Norse name.

The registerability ruling appears in the 05/2002 LoAR  under Acceptances, Outlands, in the discussion for the acceptance of the name Þórdís gjallandi eyverska.
v05/2002 LOAR Ruling - http://www.sca.org/heraldry/loar/2002/05/02-05lar.html/#216
vRuling: … a name using two non-patronymic bynames in Old Norse is registerable so long as the bynames could reasonably be used to simultaneously describe the same person.
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