Morgana Elisabetta Rosatti
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 Argent, a raven reguardant sable and on a chief vert four roses argent, barbed and seeded proper | ||||||||||
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Baronessa Morgana Elisabetta Rosatti, Mistress of the Laurel, joined the SCA in 01/1989 (AS XXIII). She was awarded arms by Dietrich II and Deshive II in 09/1989 (AS XXIV). Invited and elevated to the Order of the Laurel on 11/02/1996 (ASXXXI) by TRM Edric and Albra, King and Queen of Caid, she is a master costumer and embroiderer.
Her motto is Resurgam et Triumphabo - I Will Rise and I Will Triumph.
Persona
Baronessa Morgana is a 15th century noblewoman from Firenze, who now resides in Caid with her son, Gabriel Battaglia.
Associates
- Aldgytha of Ashwood, retainer, released when she became a peer of the realm
- Selewynn Beltran, retainer
- Hunith Wen, retainer
Baronessa Morgana of Casa Rosatti is a founding member of La Famiglia and a companion of the Company of Saint George.
Court Service
- Lady in Waiting, Court of Avery II and Arielle, 11/1992-06/1993
- Nanny to Prince Nathaniel, Court of Cristian and Crystal, 11/1993-06/1994
- Companion, Court of Joseph I and Caroline I, 06/1997-11/1997
- Companion, Court of Agrippa III and Dawid, 06/2018-01/2019
Offices & Positions
Kingdom
- Deputy Kingdom Lists Officer, Caid, 11/1991-06/1993
- Kingdom Zip Code Project Manager, 07/1998-04/1999
- Lists Officer (at large), present
Barony of Angels
- Deputy Baronial Lists Officer, 09/1989-09/1990
- Baronial Lists Officer, 09/1990-06/1993
- Seventh Baroness of the Angels with Padraic the Fierce, 06/05/1993-09/07/1997
- Baronial Lists Officer, 01/2023-present
Event Staff
- Gate and Reservations Sub-Autocrat, Great Western War, 07/1997-02/1998
Photos
Morgana, Baroness of the Angels
Morgana, Baroness of the Angels
Morgana in a 16th century German
Morgana on her laureling day in 15th century Italian
Morgana in 15th century Italian
