Venice, whose illustrious history has figured ne'principali its glories in these papers, appear here, personified by the imposing marble ¬ guilty sitting on rock, alluding to the eternity of its name, blanket bog, and the head of the city's crown of his former Doges. Holds with de ¬ strategic scepter, his left hand, the volume of his wise laws, which, in times gone, they were looking for foreigners to rule them. It is closed by the volume of am ¬ que in which was marked by the finger of God, his fall, but when tunque closed, the Serbian view of the wisdom which explained the world. Age of darkness and ignorance. She is not here as a servant before a superb queen, but as the queen fell into the hands of others by decree of Heaven, claiming sacred dignity with his misfortune, which is certainly not glo ¬ ria descend from the throne. And his dignity coming from its sacred character; compared, from the Great Pontiff S. Gregory, the Church of God, saying he's Venice: Habet singularem quandarn cohaerentiam to Rornanarn et Apostolicam Sanctam Ecclesiam. And this right: For if the ship of Peter Nauta Catholic Church, Marco is a disciple of Pie ¬ against and interpreter, and can identify itself, as to tell Pier Brissiense: Unus et idem spiritus fitit in Petro, Mark et ejus discipulo. ¬ The symbol of the Evangelist and then devoted patron of Venice, ch 'is the lion, sits to the left of her, looking at her, almost in the act of a spe ¬ comfort rare in heaven, from which she repeated more life and health. To the right of the venerable matron is the view of the wide open channel of S. Marco, from which the aims Sorgon factories that jeweled and that miracle of architecture, the Palazzo Ducale, envy of the stranger. Left calls for the Arsenal, conspicuous monument of glorious memories, and which brought forth hundreds and hundreds of fleet to subdue the enemies of Christ and there ¬ neto name. - The statement of nurses when laying motionless r boulder ser ¬ ve to the throne in Venice, his shield is the titled track, where it appears the arms of the kingdoms and provinces, on which day. and his noble scepter. It is lined base, this side of warlike weapons, and signs of civil honors, and therefore sacred furnishings and distinctive prelate, and this pertains to all disciplines and kind to the industrial arts and sciences, in which all faculty Venice was the mother. . It's because I meant to reference each of which have arms in ¬ tered in the large coat of arms of Venice, here we send them descrizione.Il the heraldic shield and great party into three sections, or lines, and divide it into as many transverse lines face, in such a way as to form sixteen points, or members, with six children and crowned shields arranged two by two along the lines notati.Il first shield in the center, or dominant everything is golden, and that is the sovereign Republic, occupied by the Lion of S. Marco, surmounted by a horn ducale.Il second shield on the right side of the face, top, is the realm of Morea. - Surmounted by a golden crown, bears a cross on a blue background while d 'oro, and is the current taken by the new king of GNO ¬ Grecia.II third failure to shield the upper side, belongs to the kingdom of Cyprus. It is he topped and quartered. The first point bears a silver cross of power, of gold, accompanied by four other similar crosses, while gold, for Jerusalem in the second point, wrapped silver and blue, with eight pieces of a loaded Ruby lion armed and crowned with gold for Cyprus in the third paragraph, gold vermeil with a lion, for the kingdom of Ar menia ¬: in the fourth, silver with a red lion, the house of '¬ Gnani Lusi, which he held until its extinction, the scepter. The fourth crowned shield below, on the right side of the face, it is the kingdom of Candia. - It is bright red, with a Minotaur armed with golden purple, his head blue, loaded in a 'black eagle, flying, pecking, and armed with gold, which holds in its claws a thunderbolt while gold; ¬ lusivo that to the labyrinth of Crete, and that Jupiter was born there, according to the fourth miti.Il even crowned shield, below the left side, and on the kingdom of Dalmatia and Albania. - Quadripartite has, in the first paragraph, or a member of vermilion, three lions' heads on, in gold for Dalmatia: the second checkered of sixteen points of silver and vermilion; for Croatia: the third of gold, with three rows of blacks horse for Rascia: the fourth, while gold, with a lion Ruby language and armed azure, for Albania. The fifth shield to the bottom of the face, surrounded by crown marquis, divided the kingdom, or of the marquis' Istria. - It's blue with a goat through the golden, topped with purple and limbs, an ancient sign of that province, as shown by several nummi.Li sixteen points or members then, the great shield are willing co ¬ me way.The first is body blue with the golden eagle, crowned, mem ¬ Brat caught with red, for the homeland del Friuli, which shield, and only if mo ¬ Stras by itself, is surmounted by a cap lined with skins Mellino ¬ er with a layer of skin that fashioned in the form ducale.II second silver with a red cross, is of Padua, he taught in that city, then plug in which s. Prosdocimo, her bishop, the light went Vangelo.Il third, silver, vermilion with a cross, accompanied by two stars in the head, the color itself is the weapon Trevigi.Il quarter, azure, with the Gold Cross set aside by two dragons, but not gold, divided Belluno.Il fifth, the right side, in blue with gold cross, is the sixth sign of Verona.Il, silver, with a lion azure, State and armed with vermilion, Brescia.Il to seventh, in blue with the silver cross for Vicenza.L 'eighth with vermilion, with a crenellated tower of silver, ¬ tion overcomes two torrioncini bent, also silver, with loopholes and glazed door in black, Feltre.II for ninth at the right hand, bipartite in the face, gold and vermilion to Bergamo. The tenth is divided, in the face, silver and crimson, for Crema.L 'eleventh, blue, with the ship Argonanti of gold for the Isle of Corfù.Il twelfth, blue, with a flower of white hyacinth, or 'ar ¬ people, the island of Zante.Il thirteenth, right, in blue, with green tip, ¬ tion from a tower surmounting a silver graduated, which tower above three small roc that ¬ battlements, of which the central than others, all born mad ¬, distinct black, for the city of Adria.Il fourteenth green, with a castle with two small towers of gold, surmounted by the lion of St. Mark, while gold, all separate or am ¬ Maton black, for the fifteenth Polèsine.Il, silver, with the crimson cross of St. George, the island of Cefalonia.Il sixteenth, and last, green, silver with a horse animal hair and nail black, and Ossero Cres.
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