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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili
Nobles in:Italia
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The family originates from Prato where, on 10 May 1855, Giovanni was born, son of Professor Carlo, a famous alienist. At a very young age he entered the administration of the State Archives and went through all the degrees of achievement up to that of Superintendent of the State Archives of Bologna. Equipped with fertile and witty ingenuity, Giovanni Livi distinguished himself for the numerous and valuable publications that demonstrated his archivist expertise and his great acumen in the historical investigation. In Bologna, where he lived uninterruptedly from 1898 to 1924, the year in which he was put to rest, and which he considered as a second home, he wanted to dedicate one of his main works: "Dante his first lovers his people in Bologna". He was a member of many literary academies and an emeritus member of the Royal Deputation of Homeland History for the Provinces of Romagna. He ...
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BlazonLivi
1. Coat of arms of family: Livia
Language of the text: Italiano
Di rosso all'ulivo sradicato al naturale col capo cucito d'azzurro carico di un crescente d'argento montante, fra due selle di otto raggi d'oro il tutto posto in fascia. Motto. Umbrae Parca Fructum Prodiga.
Inquartato: nel 1° e 4° d'azzurro, all'ulivo sradicato al naturale col capo della crociata che è d'azzurro, ad un crescente montante d'oro tra due stelle del medesimo; al 2° trinciato; a. d’argento, alla scacchiera di rosso e d’azzurro dei Salvadori col capo dell’impero d’occidente; b. di rosso, al grifone d’oro impugnante un martello al naturale; 3° trinciato; a. di verde, alla chiesa di pietra al naturale; b. di rosso ad una figura di santo martire al naturale; col capo Costantiniano su tutto l'inquartato. Lo scudo è sormontato da una aquila bicipite coronata d'oro uscente da una corona ducale. Ornamenti: collare dell'ordine Costantiniano, croce e pastorale ortodosso con serpenti su un mantello di rosso ornato con ermellino e coronato da una mitria vescovile ortodossa. Sotto il mantello un cartiglio: +Spes mea in Domino solo est+.
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