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Dott. Fabrizio Giuseppe Venturini MD, OMRI, SMOM

Registered: The International Register of Arms, 22nd August 2022. Registration No. 0649 (Vol.4).

Arms: Per pale Gules and Azure, dexter a lion rampant Or debruised of a bend Sable, in chief a fleur-de-lis of the third; sinister four bendlets wavy Argent.

Crest: A plume of four feathers Gules, Or, Argent and Azure.

Motto:  Ad Ventura Capiendum.

Certification:  Don Vicente de Cadenas y Vicent, Chronicler King of Arms of Spain, on November 17, 1997.


The arms of Dott.
                                              Fabrizio G. Venturini MD,
                                              OMRI

The armiger is a member of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta  (Sovrano Militare Ordine di Malta SMOM) and has been decorated with the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (Ordine al Merito della Repubblica Italiana (OMRI)). His origins are from an ancient and distinguished family of Tagliacozzo, a town and commune in the province of L'Aquila, Abruzzo, central Italy and are set down in a genealogical tree dating back to the sixteenth century with various members of the family holding public positions in the judiciary of the Duchy of Tagliacozzo and among the Priors and Councillors of the University, belonging to the first social class.

The tinctures of the field of the coat of arms, red and blue, indicate strength, loyalty, and nobility of soul. The rampant golden lion alludes to the warrior’s strength, also expressed by the black band that surmounts it, alluding to the companies of fortune as a reference to the surname. The golden lily and the four silver waves recall the homeland, the Marsica, represented by the Iris Marsica (yellow water lily) and the Fucino lake.

The four ostrich feathers of the crest indicate the social dignity of the family and their tinctures are reflected in the mantling.

The motto,  Ad Ventura Capiendum, might be paraphrased as "I fight to make the future mine”  or “I fight to grasp the future”.

The coat of arms is transmitted to the legitimate descendants of the owner and is accompanied by a genealogy, registered with the Chronicler King of Arms of Spain, dating back to 1600.


 

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