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LOUIS-ÉDOUARD-FRANÇOIS-DÉSIRÉ PIE
Born : September 26, 1815
Deceased : May 18, 1880
Bishop of Poitiers, 1849-1880
Cardinal 1879
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D'azur à la Vierge-Mère d'argent, sur un pilier du même, dite Vierge-du Pilier de Chartres. Motto: Tuus sum ego
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