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EMMANUEL-MARIE-JOSEPH-ANTHELME MARTIN DE GIBERGUES
Born: August 4, 1855
Deceased: December 28, 1919
Bishop of Valence, 1912-1919
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De gueules aux Cœurs Sacrés de Jésus et de Marie d'or, au chef cousu d'azur; chargé d'une colombe d'argent volant en barre de dextre à senestre.
Motto: Per ipsum, cum ipso, in ipso and Non ministrari sed ministrare.
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