On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 23:11:34 GMT, you wrote: > > > > > >Emperor, Empress/Kaiser, Kaiserin > >King, Queen/Kvnig, Kvnigin > >Prince, Princess/F|rst, F|stin > >Duke, Duchess/Herzog, Herzogin > >Marquess, Marchioness/Markgraf, Markgrdfin > >Earl, Countess/Graf, Grdfin > >Viscount, Viscountess/Viscont, Viscontesse > >Baron, Baroness/Freiherr, Freiherrin > >Baronet/Baronet > >Knight/Ritter > > > >NOTE: Marquis and Marquise are French spellings. > > > > > >Also LoGH does not appear to use King, VIscount or Baronet at all. The > >exception is the German "Ritter", when part of a last name, indicates the > >German equivalent of a baronetcy. > > > > I think Viscount is the title of the father-in-law of Kessler's old > grilfriend from episode 3. You are correct, I forgot about good old Viscount Kleingelt. Thanks! -- Lee Thompson shadow@nwlink.com ICQ: 19508091