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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili - Baroni - Marchesi
Nobles in:Italia
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Ancienne et très noble famille toscane, avec résidence à Lucca, connue sous le nom de Deodati ou Deodato, rendue célèbre par ce Giovanni, réfugié à Genève au moment de la réforme religieuse, qui fut l'auteur de plusieurs ouvrages. Avec un Roberto Deodato, qui a servi le roi Pierre II, dont il avait le capitaine de Syracuse et de Noto, la famille a été transplantée en Sicile. Selon Villabianca, en revanche, un Tommaso, assermenté bien connu en 1452, l'a amenée en Sicile.En tout cas, la famille a vécu noblement à Noto et à Syracuse, où il a exercé les principaux offices. Elle possédait le marquisat de Mezzoiuso ou Portopalo, le marquisat de Camporotondo, les fiefs de Frigintini, Grampoli, Stafenda, Burgio et Mancino, Nasari, Xaminacca, Vignali et Mendula, Pelagio di Augusta et autres. Parmi les personnages qui lui ont donné plus d'éclat, on retiendra : un Pierre, capitaine de Syracuse en 1669-70 ...
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BlazonDeodato
1. Coat of arms of family: Deodato
Language of the text: Italiano
Troncato: nel primo d'azzurro; nel secondo d'azzurro, a tre bande d'argento e la fascia in divisa attraversante sulla troncatura.
Deodato di Villarosa, Noto e Messina. Citato in "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI", Vol. II pag. 611.
D'oro, partito da un filetto di nero, al 1º a tre bande di rosso abbassate sotto una fascia ondata d'azzurro; al 2º al pino d'Italia di verde, sradicato, con le radici decussate e ridecussate.
Deodato di Villarosa insigniti dei titoli di Barone e Marchese di Camporotondo.
Citato in "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI", Vol. II pag. 611.
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