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GIOVANNI FRANCESCO BARBARIGO

Born : April 29, 1658
Deceased : January 26, 1730

Bishop of Verona, 1698-1714
Bishop of Brescia, 1714-1723
Cardinal 1720
Bishop of Padova, 1723-1730

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(it) D'argento, alla banda d'azzurro, caricata da tre leoni passanti d'oro, accompagnata da sei barbe di nero disposte in bande di tre, in capo e in punta.

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