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JOHANN PETER VON RICHARZ
Born: May 23, 1783
Deceased: July 2, 1855
Bishop of Speyer, 1835-1836
Bishop of Augsburg, 1836-1855
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- (de) In Rot eine eingeschweifte blaue Spitze, darin ein silberner Reitersäbel; vorne ein silbernes Buch; hinten auf einem Neun berg ein silberner Hahn.
Origin/meaning
The book refers to his former profession as teacher at the university in Würzburg. The meaning of the rooster is not clear, it may be a symbol of vigilance. The sword refers to his father, who was a Corporal in the Husar regiment of the Archbishops of Würzburg.
The arms were identical in Speyer and Augsburg.
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