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The Motto ''Libertatis Cunabula'' translates as ''Cradle of Liberty''. | The Motto ''Libertatis Cunabula'' translates as ''Cradle of Liberty''. | ||
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SAN ANTONIO
State : Texas
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The arms were adopted on February 17, 1972.
The right side shows the T cross for Saint Anthony (San Antonio) and the left side the Lone Star of Texas above the Alamo the blood shed for Texas Liberty.
The Motto Libertatis Cunabula translates as Cradle of Liberty.
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