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JEAN-BENOÎT TRUFFET
Born : October 29, 1812
Deceased : November 23, 1847
Apostolic Vicar of Two Guineas and Senegambia, 1846-1847; Titular Bishop of Callipolis
| French | D'argent à la Vierge de la Médaille-miraculeuse (sans les rayons) au naturel. Motto: Spes nostra salve
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