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Last name: Lippa

Dossier: 17586
Type:Heraldic dossiers
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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili - Cavalieri - Conti
Nobles in:Italia (Regno di Sardegna - Emilia Romagna)
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Lippa


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Nobility crown LippaAncienne et très noble famille turinoise, qui voulait cependant être originaire de Bologne, de vertu claire et ancestrale, connue à l'origine sous le nom de Filippa, s'est répandue, au cours des siècles, dans diverses régions de l'Italie centrale, où elle a été transcrite sous le nom de Lippa, et à l'étranger. Giovanni-Antonio, chevalier et auditeur de Rota à Bologne en 1588, se rendit en Piémont où il fut juge, sénateur et chambellan à la Chambre (1594, 25 janvier ; brevets, 29, 243 v). Il a épousé Lucrezia, de Melchiorre Marco Borgarelli, de Chieri, et de Girolama Ceva de S. Michele. Giambattista, son fils, était également sénateur et acheta le fief de Martiniana, auquel le titre de comte fut ensuite annexé. Gian-Maurizio, frère de celui-ci, fut le premier président de la chambre des comptes et fut investi des fiefs de S. Michele, Prazzo et Uzzolo. Carlo Antonio, fils du premier, était ...

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Blazon Lippa

Coat of arms of family Filippa

1. Coat of arms of family: Filippa
Language of the text: Italiano

Scaccato d'oro e di nero. Cimiero: Una tigre nascente d'argento macchiata di nero, tenente con le branche un ramo di quercia di verde fruttifero d'oro. Motto: Diu Durant Sero Parta.

Fonti bibliografiche: "Dizionario storico blasonico delle famiglie nobili e notabili italiane estinte e fiorenti" vol.I, compilato dal Comm. G.B. di Crollalanza, edito presso la direzione del giornale araldico, Pisa 1888; "Fiori di Blasoneria"; "I Consegnamenti d'arme piemontesi", Edizioni Vivant, Torino, 2000; Il Patriziato Subalpino" di Antonio Manno, Firenze, 1895-1906; "Archivio Storico" di Heraldrys Institute of Rome.

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Coat of arms of family Lippa

2. Coat of arms of family: Lippa
Language of the text: Italiano

D'azzurro alla fascia d'argento, accompagnata da tre mezzelune figurate montanti d'argento, due in capo ed una in punta.

Alias della famiglia di origine incerta.

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