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I love it...in theory. I'm ns how it would translate to rl, though. It just seems too, I don't know, above mere mortals or something. Of course, it has fabulous nn potential (something I'm really big on). It's hard to come up w/a mn for it, too. Everything I've tried seems anticlimactic after Apollinaris. Or the styles don't match. For instance, I love the flow of Apollinaris Benjamin, but it just seems like a culture clash to me, kwim? Were you thinking of staying Greek for the mn, or does it not matter? I'll take a stab at combos, anyway. ;o)

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Apollinaris Castor
Apollinaris Conall
Apollinaris Evander
Apollinaris Evan
Apollinaris Gawain
Apollinaris Merlin
Apollinaris Boaz
Apollinaris Cain
Apollinaris Ephraim
Apollinaris Jude

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Let me know what you think. :o)

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Edited b/c I misspelled Apollinaris! :o)
Edited again...another spelling error. Gotta start proofreading!
“The longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth, that God governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice, is it probable that an empire can rise without his aid?”
– Benjamin Franklin

This message was edited 5/25/2006, 8:48 AM

I think I prefer Apollinaire. ;)

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I also like the female form, Apollonia, very much. :)

Eeek...it's ok i prefer just Apollo

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Noah, 4 - "Dad, I love a fun guy!"
Dan - "Oh really? Pumpkin, I'm so glad you think i'm a fun guy!"
Noah, 4 - "No! Dad! I like fungi! you know mushrooms!".

It's not my style, exactly, but I'd like it on someone else's kid! ;)

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Apollinaris Constantine
Apollinaris Charlemagne
Apollinaris Augustus
Apollinaris Alexander
Apollinaris Maxwell/Maximilian/Maximus, et cetera

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Anything there catch your eye?

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I like it!

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Apollinaris....

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Kai
Joseph
James
Victor
Damien/Damon
Charles
Michael
Roman
Ronan