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Variations Last name: Damiano
Variations of surnames are frequent and mainly derive from involuntary acts such as translation errors or dialectal inflections or from voluntary acts such as attempts to escape persecution or acquisition of titles and properties of other families
Noble house from Asti, whose members enjoyed titles and privileges since the 15th century: consignors of Castelletto Merli, Castellinaldo, Piobesi, Ponzano; counts of Priocca, Verduno; marquises of Saliceto (1752). Manno, in his "Subalpine Blasonario", reports as follows: "They are very ancient from Asti, but not from those greater de hospitio. They passed to the Jerusalem order with two knights and tested in the quarters of Cacherano (1610) and Del Carretto (1688 ). They ended stupendously with the knight Clemente, one of the few beautiful figures of the flabby 18th century. The most remote generations are uncertain. Duke Charles of Orleans, as lord of Asti, added Guglielmo di Simonino (1460, 13 October) to the " bench" of the nobles of Asti, with Antonio Scipione, papal valet; Andrea, treasurer; Benedetto; Pietro; prothonotary; Giancarlo and Giorgio, sons of the late ducal councilor Benedetto. This Guglielmo, made his line in France, where they were ...
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BlazonDamiani
Variations Last name: Damiano
1. Coat of arms of family: Damiano
Language of the text: Italiano
Di rosso, alla stella (8) d'argento, con il capo d'oro, carico di un'aquila coronata, di nero.
Damiano, Damiani o Damianus di Asti, insigniti dei titoli di marchesi di Saliceto (1752); conti di Priocca, Verduno; consignori di Castelletto Merli, Castellinaldo, Piobesi e Ponzano. Consegnamenti 1613 e 1687; arma di D. Andreas Damianus Astensis, 1604.
Fonte: " Il Patriziato Subalpino" di Antonio Manno, Firenze, 1895-1906.
D'azzurro a due sbarre abbassate sotto una riga sormontata da tre teste coronate all'antica: il tutto d'oro.
Damiani di Napoli e Pozzuoli, patrizi di Pozzuoli e Damiani di Sicilia, nobili di Sicilia.
Fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI", Vol. II pag. 600; e
"Blasone In Sicilia ossia Raccolta Araldica" V. Palizzolo Gravina, Palermo 1871-75, p. 166.
D'azzurro al destrocherio vestito, uscente dal lato sinistro e recante nella mano un giglio di giardino fiorito di tre pezzi.
Blasone della famiglia Damiani in Puglia. Fonte bibliografica: "Araldica secolare a Lecce" di R.Costanzo, Lecce, Edizioni Grifo, 2010 ISBN 978-88-7261-396-2
Partito: nel 1° d'argento, a tre rami di rosaio di verde, fioriti di un pezzo di rosso, ordinati l'uno sull'altro; nel 2° d'azzurro, a tre fasce (o sbarre) d'oro.
Damiani di Pontremoli, Pisa, Siena e Livorno.
Fonte: "Raccolta Ceramelli Papiani" custodita presso l'archivio di stato di Firenze, fasc. 5512.
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