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Revision as of 06:49, 8 December 2023
ANTOON TRIEST
Born : 1576
Deceased : May 28, 1657
Bishop of Brugge, 1617-1621
Bishop of Gent, 1621-1657
Official blazon
- (nl) In sabel in het hoofd twee jachthoorns van zilver, geopend, beslagen en gesnoerd van goud, in de voet een lopende windhond van zilver, gehalsband van keel. Wapenspreuk: CONFIDENTER
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The arms on a medal from 1657
His arms are seen quartered with the arms of the diocese of Gent
The arms on an image from the late 17th century
The arms on an map from the late 17th century
The arms for Brugge in an 18th century manuscript
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