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Argent, two wolves counter-rampant supporting a cauldron with hook sable, between three crescents reversed two in chief and one in base gules. Crest: Argent, two wolves counter-rampant supporting a cauldron with hook sable, between three crescents reversed two in chief and one in base gules. Motto: Per vias rectas | |||
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The arms were officially granted in 1962. | The arms were officially granted in 1962. | ||
The Belvedere arms combine elements of the arms associated with St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order; St. Francis Xavier, patron of the College, and Lord Belvedere, whose Dublin home was the original school house for Belvedere College. | |||
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BELVEDERE COLLEGE
Country: Ireland
Campus/location : Dublin
Official blazon
Argent, two wolves counter-rampant supporting a cauldron with hook sable, between three crescents reversed two in chief and one in base gules. Crest: Argent, two wolves counter-rampant supporting a cauldron with hook sable, between three crescents reversed two in chief and one in base gules. Motto: Per vias rectas
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted in 1962.
The Belvedere arms combine elements of the arms associated with St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order; St. Francis Xavier, patron of the College, and Lord Belvedere, whose Dublin home was the original school house for Belvedere College.
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