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* (nl) In goud drie posthoorns van keel, geopend en beslagen van zilver. Het schild getopt met een gravenkroon van vijf fleurons. Wapenspreuk: LEX TUA MEDITATIO MEA EST | * (nl) In goud drie posthoorns van keel, geopend en beslagen van zilver. Het schild getopt met een gravenkroon van vijf fleurons. Wapenspreuk: LEX TUA MEDITATIO MEA EST | ||
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ALBERT VAN HORNE
Born: February 25, 1642
Deceased: June 4, 1694
Bishop of Gent, 1681-1694
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- (nl) In goud drie posthoorns van keel, geopend en beslagen van zilver. Het schild getopt met een gravenkroon van vijf fleurons. Wapenspreuk: LEX TUA MEDITATIO MEA EST
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