Tres nuevos escudos de Cehegín: Hernández y Faura
Journal Title: Alquipir - Year 2022, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
This article shows the discovery of two escutcheons of Cehegín which were unknown. A precise description is offered about material which conserved and composition of escutcheons. In addition, origin of houses, which these escutcheons belong, is mentioned. In this case, antiquity of parchments is evidence, very likely, that these escutcheons are real.
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Alfonso Correas Piaggio y Francisco Peñalver Aroca
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