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The town also uses the motto : Fiat pax et abuntantia in turribus tuis (from Psalm 121).
The town also uses the motto : Fiat pax et abuntantia in turribus tuis (from Psalm 121).

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Département : Ain

Blason de Trévoux

Origin/meaning

The town also uses the motto : Fiat pax et abuntantia in turribus tuis (from Psalm 121).

The historical arms and seals of the city all showed a simple tower. In 1514 the arms were augmented with the chief by Anne de Bourbon. The arms show the three fleur-de-lis of the Bourbon family, with small red bends indicating an illegitimate branch of the family.

Blason de Trévoux

The arms in the Café Sanka album +/- 1932

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