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The fox in the arms is a canting element for Las Volps (Vulpes is Latin for fox), as the village was known in previous times. The free quarter shows the arms of the Donnet family, who ruled the village for a long priod of time. | The fox in the arms is a canting element for Las Volps (Vulpes is Latin for fox), as the village was known in previous times. The free quarter shows the arms of the Donnet family, who ruled the village for a long priod of time. | ||
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Heraldry of the World Civic heraldry of France - Armorial de France |
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SAINT-SORNIN-LAVOLPS
Département : Corrèze
Official blason :
De gueules au renard rampant d'or, au franc-canton sénestre d'azur à trois demi-vols d'argent.
Origin/meaning
The fox in the arms is a canting element for Las Volps (Vulpes is Latin for fox), as the village was known in previous times. The free quarter shows the arms of the Donnet family, who ruled the village for a long priod of time.
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