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FRANCISCO DE ASÍS VIDAL Y BARRAQUER
Born: October 3, 1868
Deceased: September 13, 1943
Titular Bishop of Pentacomia, 1913-1919
Archbishop of Tarragona, 1919-1943
Cardinal 1921
| Spanish | 1. de azur, banda de plata cargada de tres armiños; 2. de gules, un caballo de plata: 3. de azur, cabría de oro, acompañada de tres rosas de plata: 4. de plata, un zorro de su color: en punta, de gules, una tau de plata. |
| English | blazon wanted |
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