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CAPRI
Region : Campania
Province : Napoli
| Italian | D'argento, alla figura di San Costanzo, benedicente, vestito alla bizantina, con sopravveste di verde cupo ed aureola, avente nella mano sinistra un pastorale d'oro. |
| English | Argent, the figure of San Costanzo, dressed in the Byzantine style, with a surcoat vert and a halo Or, blessing with his dexter hand and holding in his sinister hand a crosier Or . |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on January 28, 1938.
The arms show the local patron saint, Saint Constantine.
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The arms in the town (images by Derek Howard)
The arms in the town (images by Derek Howard)
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