Arms of Leslie John Calvert
Arms of Leslie John Calvert
Blazon
Or on a pale between two maple leaves stems inwards Azure a Maltese cross between two maple leaves stems inwards Or;
Symbolism
The maple leaves represent Dr. Calvert’s Canadian nationality. The Maltese cross alludes to his position as a Knight in the Order of St. John.
Crest of Leslie John Calvert
Blazon
A demi-calf Azure holding between its forelegs a fleam Or;
Symbolism
The calf is a pun on Dr. Calvert’s surname, which originates from an Old English word for “calf herdsman.” The fleam symbolizes his career as a surgeon.
Motto of Leslie John Calvert
Blazon
CONARI PETERE INVENIRE;
Symbolism
This Latin phrase means “To strive, to seek, to find,” which is taken from the poem “Ulysses” by Alfred Tennyson.
