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The village was reconstructed in the 17th century under Diane de Croÿ. The bars in the arms are taken from the Ccroy family arms. The chapel is canting and the crescent is the ancient symbol for the Greek goddess Diana.
The village was reconstructed in the 17th century under Diane de Croÿ. The bars in the arms are taken from the Ccroy family arms. The chapel is canting and the crescent is the ancient symbol for the Greek goddess Diana.
[[Civic Heraldry Literature - France|Literature]] : Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr


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[[Category:French Municipalities D]]
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[[Category:Moselle]]
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DIANE-CAPELLE

Département : Moselle

Blason de Diane-Capelle
Official blazon
French De sinople au croissant d'argent soutenant une chapelle du même; chapé ployé d'argent à trois fasces de gueules.
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The village was reconstructed in the 17th century under Diane de Croÿ. The bars in the arms are taken from the Ccroy family arms. The chapel is canting and the crescent is the ancient symbol for the Greek goddess Diana.

Literature : Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr


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