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Last name
Cassis

Nobility: Conti - Marchesi - Nobili
Nobles in:
Italia - Siria
Variations Last name:
Cassis Faraone
Language of the text: Portugûes

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Cassis
(Cassis Faraone)

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Antiga família originária de Damasco, mudou-se para Alexandria do Egito, de lá para a Áustria. Dividido em dois ramos de Giuseppe e Antonio, o descrito abaixo pertence ao de Giuseppe que teve o título de conde palatino pontífice pelo Papa Pio VI (13 de abril de 1796) e cavaleiro do SRI mf. pelo imperador Francisco II com diploma de 10 de novembro de 1798. O Papa Pio VII então a Michele di Giuseppe com Breves de 4 de maio e 13 de agosto de 1802, concedeu o título de marquês, transmissível a ambos os sexos. Esses títulos foram reconhecidos aos seguintes descritos com o Decreto Ministerial de 22 de fevereiro de 1893 aos filhos de Eugenio, Michele, Giuseppe: 1. Giulia Michelina Beatrice Maria, n. Pádua, 1º de setembro de 1849, em dez. gen. Leone Re (Pádua); 2. Giovanni Nepomuceno, senador do Reino, gr. cr. Mauriziano e da Coroa da Itália,

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Cassis
(Cassis Faraone)

1. Coat of arms of family:
Cassis


3736/1436

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Cassis

Troncato: semipartito, colla fascia d'azzurro, carica di 3 stelle (6) d'oro, ordinate in fascia, posta sulla partizione; il primo di oro all'aquila bicipite di nero, linguata di rosso; il secondo di rosso, alla croce d'oro ancorata; il terzo d'argento alla piramide egiziana trocata sulla sommit

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2. Coat of arms of family:
Cassis Faraone, Cassis


884380/884380

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Blazon of family
Cassis Faraone, Cassis

Troncato: semipartito, colla fascia d'azzurro, carica di 3 stelle (6) d'oro, ordinate in fascia, posta sulla partizione; il primo d'oro all'aquila bicipite di nero, linguata di rosso; il secondo di rosso, alla croce d'oro ancorata; il terzo d'argento alla piramide egiziana troncata sulla sommità, scalinata, aperta di nero, fondata sulla pianura erbosa il tutto al naturale. Cimieri: affrontati, a destra, l'aquila bicipite del campo, a sinistra una croce d'oro ancorata, entro ad un volo di nero, ciascuna ala carica di una stella (6) d'oro.

Blasone della famiglia Cassis o Cassis Faraone. Fonte bibliografica: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti".

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