Manuel de Samaniego y Jaca

MANUEL DE SAMANIEGO Y JACA Born: January 11, 1679 Deceased: March 3, 1744 Archbishop of Tarragona, 1721-1728 Archbishop of Burgos, 1728-1741

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Spanish	Cuartelado: 1. de azur, tres castillos y ondas de oro; 2. de sinople, banda de oro, atravesada con una espada de plata, bordura de plata, divisa : Esta espada quebrará, mas mi fe no faltara; 3. fajas de gules y oro, bordura gules, cargada una cadena de plata; 4. gules dos dragantes, mordiendo adena de plata, bordura azur, cargada de seis castillos oro. En cabeza escudrto, de gules, bandas de plata. Divisa: Ave Maria Piscina.
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