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The base of the arms shows a fortress, symbolising the fortified city itself. The geese are derived from a local legend, related to the defence of the city against the Moors. The chief shows 6 hosts, symbolising the Miracle of the Sacred Hosts. | |||
[[Literature]] : Image from Wikipedia | [[Literature]] : Image from Wikipedia, background by José Manuel Leon Fidalgo, Spain. | ||
[[Category:Spanish Municipalities D]] | [[Category:Spanish Municipalities D]] | ||
[[Category:Aragón]] | [[Category:Aragón]] | ||
[[Category:Zaragoza]] | [[Category:Zaragoza]] | ||
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DAROCA
Region : Aragón
Province : Zaragoza
Official blazon
Cuadrilongo de base circular. De plata, un recinto amurallado al natural, cuyas torres laterales están sumadas de sendas banderas con el Señal Real; dentro del recinto aparecen seis ocas puestas en dos palos y afrontadas dos a dos; superan el recinto los Corporales de Daroca, al natural, coronados de oro. Timbrado de corona real abierta y rodeado de un listel de plata con la leyenda en letras capitales de sable NON FECIT TALITER OMNI NATIONI.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on ?
The base of the arms shows a fortress, symbolising the fortified city itself. The geese are derived from a local legend, related to the defence of the city against the Moors. The chief shows 6 hosts, symbolising the Miracle of the Sacred Hosts.
Literature : Image from Wikipedia, background by José Manuel Leon Fidalgo, Spain.