Phi Delta Theta Coat of Arms

THE COAT OF ARMS

The Phi Delta Theta Coat of Arms was adopted in the Constitution of 1898 and is our most time-honored symbol. The open motto, Εις ανηρ ουδεις ανηρ (Eis aner oudeis aner), was adopted in 1880 and means literally, “One man is no man,” or more freely interpreted, “We enjoy life by the help and society of others.” The fraternity colors, azure and argent (heraldic terms for blue and white), were chosen in 1871.

Herbert Strawbridge, Indiana Theta, 4/19/1936 #531 Geor ge A Long , Indiana Beta 10/19/1208 #332

Dallas Ryan Long, Florida Gamma, 4/22/2007 #1663

Russe l l Straw br i dge , Ind iana The ta, 4/27/1947 #749 Edward C . L o y , I ndia na Th et a , 4/5/1934 #504 George A Long Jr ., Illinois Eta , 6/6/1939 #586

George A Long III, Indiana Alpha 1413 Robert Strawbridge, Indiana Theta, 3/18/1937 #539

Granville Moody Jr. Illinois Eta, 3/7/1914 #232