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CODOGNO
Region: Lombardia
Province : Lodi
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D'azzurro, alla lupa al naturale, passante sulla pianura erbosa di verde, collarinata e legata d'oro ad un albero di cotogno al naturale, fruttato d'oro, nodrito sulla pianura. Ornamenti esteriori da Comune. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on November 13, 1930.
The inhabitants of Codogno (whose placename meant a quince tree wood) added at their ancient arms (a canting quince tree) a female wolf in 1492, to symbolize the alliance and the faithfulness to the city of Piacenza, with which they were confederated. The female wolf, following the tradition, was given to the Piacenza people, as arms by the Romans, like a sign of friendship, at the time when that city was declared a Roman Colony.
The arms in the Lodi cathedral
The arms in the Brioschi albums 1930s
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