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JEAN HAZERA

Born : January 1, 1837
Deceased : June 17, 1905

Bishop of Digne, 1897-1905

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D'azur au vaisseau antique d'or, mâté et voilé d'argent, au pavillon de gueules chargé d'une croix d'argent, adextré en chef d'une croix rayonnante d'or, et soutenu d'une mer de sinople. Motto: De navicula Petri.

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