Tribunal rulings - Revision history

RenataExBonisagus at 08:45, 7 April 2024

2024-04-07T08:45:32Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:55, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:55:32Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:55, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:55:10Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:53, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:53:27Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:50, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:50:42Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:49, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:49:10Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:43, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:43:16Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:41, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:41:43Z

RenataExBonisagus at 01:40, 14 December 2023

2023-12-14T01:40:33Z

RenataExBonisagus: Created page with "Grand Tribunal: * Apprentices must now learn Greek and Arabic, other magi are requested to learn it by the next Grand Tribunal * 15 year apprenticeship is 15 years not 15 seas..."

2023-12-14T01:40:07Z

Created page with "Grand Tribunal: * Apprentices must now learn Greek and Arabic, other magi are requested to learn it by the next Grand Tribunal * 15 year apprenticeship is 15 years not 15 seas..."

New page

Grand Tribunal:
* Apprentices must now learn Greek and Arabic, other magi are requested to learn it by the next Grand Tribunal
* 15 year apprenticeship is 15 years not 15 seasons of teaching
* Gifted magi that are nobility may swear fealty to mundane lords

1230 -
* Additional amendments to the full Code have been included in the changes to Peripheral Code document for completeness
* Covenants cannot swear allegiance to a mundane authority
* Stonehenge covenant has ownership of the White Oak of Savernake Forest vis source

1237
* Apprentices may be fostered, as the Bonsiagus tradition by any magi in the Tribunal
* Deatils as above for Masters/Archmage

1244
* Covenants are permitted to extend protection to Hedge Wizards within their sphere of influence. Members of the Order of Hermes may not molest those Hedge Wizards without consultation with the covenant. House Mercere will collate a list of those Hedge Wizards who are protected as such. The Covenant is responsible for all their Hedge Wizards behaviour and any breach of the Code of Hermes those Hedge Wizards perform. Members of the Order are allowed to defend themselves if attacked by a Hedge Wizard. In any dispute Hedge Wizards will be considered in the same manner as vis sources.
* With regard Magi in the Order to non residents of the Tribunal
Magi not of Stonehenge must depart Stonehenge when asked explicitly by a Stonehenge magi to do so, unless a greater number of Magi, the Presiding Quaesitor or the members of the covenant they are hosted at say otherwise.
In the event they leave as described above the visitor should endeavour to do so as quickly as possible, failure to do so is considered a breach of the Stonehenge Peripheral Code and a Low Crime of Failure to Leave in a Timely Manner
Poor behaviour of the visitor is the responsibility of the host (if invited) who is responsible for informing the visitor of the Peripheral Code
Visitors to Stonehenge Tribunal will be charged for any breaches of the Peripheral Code
Banishment from the Tribunal may be considered as a punishment for any visitors breaching the Peripheral Code
Any magi who have been asked to leave will be noted formally by a Stonehenge Tribunal Magi in good standing at the next Tribunal
This does not supercede or replace any rights or obligations under the Code of Hermes as recognised by Grand Tribunal
* Census of Magi in Stonehenge by House Mercere
* Details of the Census:
* House Mercere will conduct a Census of Magi of the Order in Stonehenge Tribunal (and only the Order Magi)
* Central Administration (and Aberlard as Administrator) will hold the details
* The Census will happen prior to be each Grand Tribunal to be completed by the Grand Tribunal
* As part of the census covenants are urged (but not required) to present lists of Hedge Wizards (Hedge Wizards being those who practise magic outside the Order)

1251
*
*

@@ Line 44: / Line 44: @@
-* The request to abolish the mastery criteria was defeated.
+* The Covenant of Wyrms Head no longer exists
-** Instead the requirement for Mastery to hold an apprentice was deferred to the next Tribunal to be revisited.
+* The site of Arbour Low shall be used for the new tribunal library.
-* A motion to recognise the Fruit of the Loins of a Magi was interrupted by an attack by enemies of the Order, as such no ruling on this subject has been made and it will be revisited at the next Tribunal.
+* Several Peripheral code amendments were deferred to the next Tribunal, due to an attack by the traitor Braduin which interrupted proceedings.
 [[Stonehenge_Tribunal|Back to main page]]

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 Earlier rulings:
-- No covenant may put more than a reasonable amount of magically created silver into circulation in a year. A reasonable amount is two pounds per resident of the covenant, whether magus or mundane.
+-
 Notes from the Grand Tribunal of 1228:

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:55, 14 December 2023
Line 46:		Line 46:
	** Instead the requirement for Mastery to hold an apprentice was deferred to the next Tribunal to be revisited.		** Instead the requirement for Mastery to hold an apprentice was deferred to the next Tribunal to be revisited.
	* A motion to recognise the Fruit of the Loins of a Magi was interrupted by an attack by enemies of the Order, as such no ruling on this subject has been made and it will be revisited at the next Tribunal.		* A motion to recognise the Fruit of the Loins of a Magi was interrupted by an attack by enemies of the Order, as such no ruling on this subject has been made and it will be revisited at the next Tribunal.
		+
		+	[[Stonehenge_Tribunal\|Back to main page]]

@@ Line 10: / Line 10: @@
 -
 * Covenants cannot swear allegiance to a mundane authority.
 * Stonehenge covenant has ownership of the White Oak of Savernake Forest vis source.
@@ Line 16: / Line 15: @@
 * Apprentices may be fostered, as the Bonsiagus tradition by any magi in the Tribunal.
-* Deatils as above for Masters/Archmage.
+* Stonehenge will adopt the Titles of Archmage and Master as per the traditions of the Rhine Tribunal.
@@ Line 24: / Line 25: @@
 ** The Covenant is responsible for all their Hedge Wizards behaviour and any breach of the Code of Hermes those Hedge Wizards perform.
 ** Members of the Order are allowed to defend themselves if attacked by a Hedge Wizard. In any dispute Hedge Wizards will be considered in the same manner as vis sources.
 * With regard Magi in the Order to non residents of the Tribunal:
 ** Magi not of Stonehenge must depart Stonehenge when asked explicitly by a Stonehenge magi to do so, unless a greater number of Magi, the Presiding Quaesitor or the members of the covenant they are hosted at say otherwise.

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 Earlier rulings:
+- No covenant may put more than a reasonable amount of magically created silver into circulation in a year. A reasonable amount is two pounds per resident of the covenant, whether magus or mundane.
 Notes from the Grand Tribunal of 1228:

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
-Grand Tribunal:
+Notes from the Grand Tribunal of 1228:
-* Apprentices must now learn Greek and Arabic, other magi are requested to learn it by the next Grand Tribunal
+* Apprentices must now learn Greek and Arabic, other magi are requested to learn it by the next Grand Tribunal.
-* 15 year apprenticeship is 15 years not 15 seasons of teaching
+* 15 year apprenticeship is 15 years not 15 seasons of teaching.
-* Gifted magi that are nobility may swear fealty to mundane lords
+* Gifted magi that are nobility may swear fealty to mundane lords.
 -
-* Additional amendments to the full Code have been included in the changes to Peripheral Code document for completeness
+* Additional amendments to the full Code have been included in the changes to Peripheral Code document for completeness.
-* Covenants cannot swear allegiance to a mundane authority
+* Covenants cannot swear allegiance to a mundane authority.
-* Stonehenge covenant has ownership of the White Oak of Savernake Forest vis source
+* Stonehenge covenant has ownership of the White Oak of Savernake Forest vis source.
-* Apprentices may be fostered, as the Bonsiagus tradition by any magi in the Tribunal
+* Apprentices may be fostered, as the Bonsiagus tradition by any magi in the Tribunal.
-* Deatils as above for Masters/Archmage
+* Deatils as above for Masters/Archmage.
@@ Line 24: / Line 24: @@
 ** The Covenant is responsible for all their Hedge Wizards behaviour and any breach of the Code of Hermes those Hedge Wizards perform.
 ** Members of the Order are allowed to defend themselves if attacked by a Hedge Wizard. In any dispute Hedge Wizards will be considered in the same manner as vis sources.
-* With regard Magi in the Order to non residents of the Tribunal
+* With regard Magi in the Order to non residents of the Tribunal:
 ** Magi not of Stonehenge must depart Stonehenge when asked explicitly by a Stonehenge magi to do so, unless a greater number of Magi, the Presiding Quaesitor or the members of the covenant they are hosted at say otherwise.
-** In the event they leave as described above the visitor should endeavour to do so as quickly as possible, failure to do so is considered a breach of the Stonehenge Peripheral Code and a Low Crime of Failure to Leave in a Timely Manner
+** In the event they leave as described above the visitor should endeavour to do so as quickly as possible, failure to do so is considered a breach of the Stonehenge Peripheral Code and a Low Crime of Failure to Leave in a Timely Manner.
-** Poor behaviour of the visitor is the responsibility of the host (if invited) who is responsible for informing the visitor of the Peripheral Code
+** Poor behaviour of the visitor is the responsibility of the host (if invited) who is responsible for informing the visitor of the Peripheral Code.
-** Visitors to Stonehenge Tribunal will be charged for any breaches of the Peripheral Code
+** Visitors to Stonehenge Tribunal will be charged for any breaches of the Peripheral Code.
-** Banishment from the Tribunal may be considered as a punishment for any visitors breaching the Peripheral Code
+** Banishment from the Tribunal may be considered as a punishment for any visitors breaching the Peripheral Code.
-** Any magi who have been asked to leave will be noted formally by a Stonehenge Tribunal Magi in good standing at the next Tribunal
+** Any magi who have been asked to leave will be noted formally by a Stonehenge Tribunal Magi in good standing at the next Tribunal.
-** This does not supercede or replace any rights or obligations under the Code of Hermes as recognised by Grand Tribunal
+** This does not supersede or replace any rights or obligations under the Code of Hermes as recognised by Grand Tribunal.
 * Census of Magi in Stonehenge by House Mercere
@@ Line 41: / Line 41: @@
+* The request to abolish the mastery criteria was defeated.
+** Instead the requirement for Mastery to hold an apprentice was deferred to the next Tribunal to be revisited.

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:43, 14 December 2023
Line 1:		Line 1:
		+	[[Stonehenge_Tribunal\|Back to main page]]
		+
		+	Earlier rulings:
		+
		+
	Grand Tribunal:		Grand Tribunal:
	* Apprentices must now learn Greek and Arabic, other magi are requested to learn it by the next Grand Tribunal		* Apprentices must now learn Greek and Arabic, other magi are requested to learn it by the next Grand Tribunal

@@ Line 24: / Line 24: @@
 This does not supercede or replace any rights or obligations under the Code of Hermes as recognised by Grand Tribunal
 * Census of Magi in Stonehenge by House Mercere
- * Details of the Census:
+** Details of the Census:
-  * House Mercere will conduct a Census of Magi of the Order in Stonehenge Tribunal (and only the Order Magi)
+*** House Mercere will conduct a Census of Magi of the Order in Stonehenge Tribunal (and only the Order Magi)
-  * Central Administration (and Aberlard as Administrator) will hold the details
+*** Central Administration (and Aberlard as Administrator) will hold the details
-  * The Census will happen prior to be each Grand Tribunal to be completed by the Grand Tribunal
+*** The Census will happen prior to be each Grand Tribunal to be completed by the Grand Tribunal
-  * As part of the census covenants are urged (but not required) to present lists of Hedge Wizards (Hedge Wizards being those who practise magic outside the Order)
+*** As part of the census covenants are urged (but not required) to present lists of Hedge Wizards (Hedge Wizards being those who practise magic outside the Order)
+*
+*