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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili - Principi
Nobles in:Italia (Lombardia - Emilia Romagna)
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Originating from the homonymous city, where it was known under the name of Ploti. Bertolino de 'Ploti, known as Novara, a famous 14th-century architect, was the one who, after drawing the plan of the ducal castle of Ferrara, established his family there, who gave his new country excellent citizens. Domenico-Maria, excellent mathematician and astronomer of the fifteenth century; Antonio-Maria professor of law at the University of Ferrara; Gaetano orator, philosopher and poet of the eighteenth century. With Agostino, judge of the Savi, who died in 1787, this noble family was extinct which by the papal government had been counted among the 27 noble houses of perpetual advice and who was little Odalengo lady in Monferrato. Family motto: Exitus verum prudentia metitur. Other branch. Originally from Novara. I lead councilor of the Republic in 1157; John keeper of the arsenal in 1285; Leonardo qm Pietro monk in S. Benigno in Capo ...
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BlazonNovara
1. Coat of arms of family: Novara
Language of the text: Français
Écartelé, aux 1 et 4, d'or, à l'aigle de sable, couronnée du champ, aux 2 et 3, parti: a. d'argent, à trois étoiles d'or; b. d'argent à trois fasces contre-bretessées d'or. Sur le tout de sinople à deux compas d'or et une roue de Sainte-Catherine du même.
Blason de la famille Novara (Comtes) en Ferrare; source: "Armorial Général par J.B.Rietstap - Deuxième èdition refondue et augmentée - Tome II L-Z".
Troncato d'argento e mareggiato ondato d'azzurro e d'argento; nel 1° un leone nascente sormontato da tre stelle (8) male ordinate; nel 2° un delfino nuotante d'argento.
Blasone della famiglia Novara; fonte bibliografica: "Raccolta di armi gentilizie di varie città e famiglie nobili d'Italia, parte solo tratteggiati a penna, e parte anche acquerellate" custodito presso la Biblioteca Nazionale di Roma nei manoscritti del fondo Vittorio Emanuele.
Blasone (alias) della famiglia Novara. Fonte bibliografica: "Raccolta di stemmi di molte città e famiglie italiane, delle nazioni e case regnanti, e di quelli da cui uscirono nei diversi tempi Roma e le sue regioni" de Marchis G., custodito presso la Biblioteca Nazionale di Roma nei manoscritti del fondo Vittorio Emanuele.
D'azzurro, ad un leone d'oro uscente da un mare fluttuante al naturale sormontato da tre stelle (8) d'oro male ordinate, nel mare un pesce nuotante di rosso.
Blasone della famiglia Novara o Novaro in Liguria. Fonte bibliografica: "La università delle insegne lingustiche delineate da Gio. Andrea Musso", manoscritto cartaceo del XVII secolo (1680)custodito presso la Biblioteca Berio di Genova (m.r.C.f.2.22)
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