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Baldi Papini

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Language of the text: Portugûes

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Família Pistoia antes de 1400, atribuída à nobreza Pistoia com uma reescrita datada de 12 de janeiro. 1840. A família Baldi ainda floresce em Pistoia e é muito mais velha do que Arferuoli não acredita, porque Paolo di Puccetto Baldi se encontrou morando entre os idosos em maio e junho de 1377. A descendência dessa família daquele Tebaldo ou Baldo é indubitável. , tio materno (avunculus) desse outro cidadão de Pistoia, Mediovillano (que parece ter verificado que pertencia à nobre família Villani) com quem ele fez uma peregrinação piedosa a Compostela em nome do bispo de Pistoia (S. Atto) no ano de 1144 para obter pelo arcebispo Didaco uma relíquia do corpo ali preservada e venerada pelo apóstolo S. Jacopo, escolhido por eles como alto patrono e protetor. Se não houvesse outras provas dessa descida, seria suficiente considerar o brasão muito antigo dessa família, que carrega uma concha no campo

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Bandato d'oro e d'azzurro, alla conchiglia attraversante scaccata d'argento e di rosso, posta in cuore.

Blasone della famiglia Baldi in Pistoia; fonte: "Raccolta Ceramelli Papiani" custodita presso l'archivio di stato di Firenze fasc.5043. Note: La conchiglia fa riferimento al pellegrinaggio a Santiago di Compostella, compiuto da Tebaldo, o Baldo, nel 1144, su incarico del vescovo di Pistoia, per ottenere una reliquia di S. Iacopo; lo scaccato con i colori della città ricorda una probabile concessione onorifica.

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