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BOLOGNA

Region : Emilia-Romagna
Province : Bologna

Stemma di Bologna/Arms (crest) of Bologna
Official blazon
Italian Inquartato: nel primo e nel quarto d’argento alla croce di rosso, col Capo d’Angiò; nel secondo e nel terzo d’azzurro al motto “Libertas” in lettere d’oro, posto in banda. Lo scudo cimato da una testa di leone in fronte.
English blazon wanted

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on November 6, 1937.

The arms show in the second and third quarter the word Libertas. Bologna was a free State until 1506, and the word is a reminder thereof. The first and fourth quarter show a cross of unknown origin, with a chief of Anjou, as the town was ruled by the House of Anjou.

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