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I've always had a thing for Ildefonso. It makes me think of a French ile / isle of defense, or something out of "The Count of Monte Cristo." It's so gloriously medieval.

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And Dionisia is just gorgeous. I've never considered the masculine form before, but it's just as resplendent.

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Combos are my favorite challenge. And since this is not for real life I don't have to be so careful. :-)

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Ildefonso Maxime
Ildefonso Roque
Ildefonso Sebastien
Ildefonso Lorcan
Ildefonso Rohan
Ildefonso Bernard
Ildefonso Zacarias
Ildefonso Llyr
Ildefonso Hector
Ildefonso Pascal
Ildefonso Bartholomew / Barthelme (sp?)
Ildefonso Remigius
Ildefonso Pancras
Ildefonso Hamnet
Ildefonso Roderick / Rodrigo
Ildefonso Bertalan
Ildefonso Vadim
Ildefonso Macarius
Ildefonso Blaise
Ildefonso Francois
Ildefonso Gervais / Gervase
Ildefonso Cairn
Ildefonso Roland
Ildefonso Edmund
Ildefonso Moritz
Ildefonso Rainer / Rainier
Ildefonso Siegfried
Ildefonso Agustin
Ildefonso Enrique / Henricus
Ildefonso Mateo / Matthias
Ildefonso Malik
Ildefonso Melchior
Ildefonso Baruch
Ildefonso Gerard
Ildefonso Julian
Ildefonso Demascus
Ildefonso Hilaire
Ildefonso Everard
Ildefonso Rex
Ildefonso Victor

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Dionisio Piers
Dionisio Tarquin
Dionisio Felix
Dionisio Elias
Dionisio Joaquin
Dionisio Honore
Dionisio Andre
Dionisio Zacarias
Dionisio Padraig / Padraic
Dionisio Francis
Dionisio Vincent
Dionisio Per / Pierre
Dionisio Lysander
Dionisio St. John

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Mix and match. Or, do they make you think of something else? Thanks for a fun thread. :-D

This message was edited 4/9/2012, 6:53 PM