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Last name
Tolentino

Nobility: Conti
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Language of the text: Portugûes

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Tolentino

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Friso do título comercial. É um ramo da famosa família Mauruzi de Tolentino. Giovanni era muito querido pelo duque Francesco Sforza, que ele havia seguido nos vários eventos, e foi com ele para Milão, onde se preparou para Isotta, filha natural do mesmo duque, que lhe concedeu muitos feudos, incluindo Bereguardo, que a família preservou. título oficial até sua extinção em 1838. A presença do lema na bibliografia documentada da família confirma a nobreza ancestral da família. De fato, a origem do lema remonta ao século XIV e deve ser procurada naqueles ditos espirituosos que foram escritos nas bandeiras ou bandeiras dos cavaleiros, exibidas nas janelas das pousadas onde eles ficaram, durante os torneios e durante os próprios torneios. . O lema era um pensamento expresso em poucas palavras, aludindo a um sentimento claro ou oculto, a uma qualidade, a uma memória histórica, como um estímulo à coragem ou à

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Di rosso, al leone d'oro, tenente una spada d'argento, guarnita del secondo, accompagnato nel punto del capo da una stella di otto raggi d'oro. Motto: Infelix nimia fide.

Citato in "Dizionario storico blasonico delle famiglie nobili e notabili italiane estinte e fiorenti" vol. terzo, pag. 25, compilato dal Comm. G.B. di Crollalanza, edito presso la direzione del giornale araldico, Pisa 1888.

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Stemma Tolentino dell'Italia

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