I love
Alix. I don't understand why BtN has it as a variant of
Alex in the database.
You're right.
Queen Victoria's second dd was
Alice. When she married a
German (Hesse) it was changed to
Alix. I always thought the combination
Victoria Alix was nice; how about
Alix Victoria?
Matilda Alix,
Josephine Alix?
Miriam Alix is lovely.
One of
Eleanor of Aquitaine's dds by French
King Louis was also named
Alix, although spelling was so random back then it's hard to use anything that old as a guide. But still, the name
Alix goes back as far as the twelfth century.
I wish BtN had it correctly in the database. It's not just a variant of
Alex. It is a form of
Alice in its own right.
This message was edited 5/7/2007, 8:12 PM