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Barattieri

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Ancient and noble Emilian family, written Barattieri (or) or more anciently De Barateriis, ascribed to the Piacenza nobility of which we have news since the thirteenth century. Since 1230 a Guidone was a doctor of the college of judges, and after him other seven of the family belonged to it. An Antonio was Podestà of Cremona; and a Francesco and a Marc 'Antonio were lords of the castle of S. Pietro in Ceri. The coat of arms of the noble Barattieri family is emblazoned as follows: Banded in blue and silver of four pieces, the two bands of blue loaded with three inverted triangles of the field, 2 and 1; with the silver head loaded with a red flag, to the floating silver cross on the left, attached to a gold pole placed in a band. Other branch. Ancient and noble family originally from Emilia Romagna and noble in Bologna who raised as a weapon: D'azzurro, with a silver band, accompanied by three dice of the same, 2 on the head and 1 on the tip; with the silver head, the red flag placed in a band loaded by the cross full of silver and with a golden auction. Other branch. Ancient and noble family of Lombardy decorated with the nobility in Lodi who raised for arms: D'azzurro, with the silver band, accompanied by three dice of the same; the two of the head marked each by five points, and the one in the tip by six; all accompanied by a golden lily placed between the two nuts of the head. Alias. Of blue, to the silver band, accompanied on the head by a gold lily placed between two silver dice, and on the tip by another similar die.

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