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Spinelli

Nobility: Nobili - Cavalieri - Patrizi - Conti - Marchesi - Baroni - Duchi - Principi
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Famille napolitaine très ancienne et illustre, qui jouissait de la noblesse dans le siège de Nido et qui est attribuée, dans toutes ses branches, au livre d'or napolitain. Feudataire de l'époque normande, décorée des Ordres de Chevalerie les plus illustres, tels que la Toison d'Or, l'Ordre Royal de San Gennaro et la Grand-Croix de Saint-Ferdinand et du Mérite, elle possédait l'un des sept Grands Offices du Royaume . Les premiers souvenirs remontent à 1094, une période où le Pape Urbain II récompense Ugone S., qui avait été amené en Terre Sainte pour combattre pour la Foi, avec ses fils Filippo et Giacomo. Aldimari rapporte également Adinolfo, vivant à l'époque de l'empereur Frédéric II, neveu de Tommaso, comte d'Acerra. Deux familles de ce patronyme, tous deux seigneurs féodaux, vivaient depuis l'époque de la domination normande : celle qui vivait à Naples s'appelait aussi "di Somma", pour avoir des fiefs près du

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Stemma Spinelli dell'Italia

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D'oro all'aquila di nero coronata del campo, linguata di rosso, col volo abbassato, caricata in cuore da un scudetto del campo alla fascia di rosso carica con 3 stelle (o spini) d'argento (o d'oro) ordinate in fascia.

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