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Caputo Coat of Arms of Gualtieri and Lorenzo
Proof of Corrado of Antioch legitimate descendant of the Hohenstaufen
Dynasty and first bearer of the family name Caputo.
We found that in fact Corrado of Antioch was in effect called "Caputo." In the book
Eight (1-38) First Volume - New Chronic of John Villani, we read "... in Messina
and Palermo, a captain Messer Currado, said Caputo, of Antioch, descendant of
Emperor Frederick, who with his army maintained rebels lands rubellate against
the king Charles, and make great war ...". (The fame of John Villani was mainly
related to his Chronic that began in 1300).
Another proof that Corrado led the last name of Caputo we see in 'Archives of R.
Company Roman history homeland - Page 273, 274 of R. Company Roman history
homeland – 1934. ….Corrado of Antioch in Anticoli where became head of the
Latin family of those accounts of Antioch ... family Caputo (CANDIDA-GONZAGA,
Memoirs of noble families. ...).
In Memoirs of Noble Families of the Southern Provinces of Italy, collected by Count
Berardo Candida Gonzaga, the first volume (Naples, Tipog. Del Cav. G. De Angelis
And Son), clearly says ".... Caputo this .... family originated from Conrad, Prince
of Antioch of the house Hohenstaufen ..... this Corrado also originated the
family Antioch ...."
The History of Sicily Tomm. Fazello Siciliano, p.. 51, we find ¨.... Corrado Caputo,
prince of Antioch, grandson of Federigo II emperor, born of his son Federigo
........ (From Serenissimo Summary of King Charles II years 1302, sheet 115 "Ex
Summary Serenissimi Regis Caroli Secundi signato 1302 A. fol. 115").
Another Chronicle of John, Matthew and Philip Villani, "According to the
Miglioristampe and Corredate of notes and Historical Filogiche, Vol I, (Trieste,
Section Literary-Artist of the Austrian Lloyd) page 556" ... Corrado Caputo of
Antioch descendant of Emperor Federigo II ....
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