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Paola's arms show three spirals on the top part: this is an engraving depicting the continuity of life. It is engraved on the neolithic temples | Paola's arms show three spirals on the top part: this is an engraving depicting the continuity of life. It is engraved on the neolithic temples | ||
found in this locality. The 3 peacocks in the lower part are derived from the arms of the original founder of the town: Grandmaster Antoine de Paule. | found in this locality. The 3 peacocks in the lower part are derived from the arms of the original founder of the town: Grandmaster Antoine de Paule. | ||
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Official blazon
Origin/meaning
Paola's arms show three spirals on the top part: this is an engraving depicting the continuity of life. It is engraved on the neolithic temples found in this locality. The 3 peacocks in the lower part are derived from the arms of the original founder of the town: Grandmaster Antoine de Paule.
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Literature : Malta - Cities, towns and villages. Poster published by Valletta Publishing, Malta; info from Norbert Rizzo Naudi (fknrizzo@maltanet.net)