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Author personal Coat of Arms
The choice of our symbol is the one that resemble the
emblems of the families that made our House Illustrious.
First quarter, OR (gold) to three lions passing of sable
(black), one placed on the other, alias of argent (silver), to
three lions passing of gules, placed one on the other.
Second quarter, azure to the squared red silver band and
of two rows
Third quarter of gules (red) and gulls of gold
Fourth quarter, gules with a silver lion's head, crowned gold: Royal crown.
Center: Or with sable eagle and crowned gold.
The cross that divides the four quarters: black cross of the Teutonic Order of
St. Mary of Jerusalem founded by the Fredrick Duke of Swabia.
Coat of Arms certified by Don Fernando Muñoz Altea Fernández y
Bueno, Chronicler King of Arms of The Royal House of Bourbon Two Sicilies in
1962 by HRH Prince Don Ranieri de Borbón Dos Sicilias, Duque de Castro, Head of
the Royal House.
Authors that wrote about the Caputo Family
Aldimari – Alfano – Almagiore – Ansalone – Avati Carbone – Beltrano – Borello –
Buonfiglio – Campanile Giuseppe – Campanile Filiberto – Capaccio (il forestiere) –
Castiglion-Morelli – Choccarelli – Costo – Donnorso – Engenio – Fazello – Fiore –
Inveges – de Lellis – Lumaga – de Luna – Maldacea – della Marra – Pacichelli –
Pagano – Presico – Pietrasanta – de Pietri – Pirri – Rossi – Summonte – Tettoni e
Saldini – Toppi (origineTrib: - Toppi (biblioteca napolitana) – Tutino –
Ventimiglia (uomini illustri) – Villano – Vincenti.
Books that refer to Corrado Caputo of Antioch
S. Viola, Storia di Tivoli dalla sua origine fino al Secolo XVII, Roma 1819;F.
Bulgarini, Notizie storiche antiquarie statistiche ed agronomiche intorno
all´antichissima cittá di Tivoli e suo territotio, Roma 1850;G. Silvestrelli, Cittá
castelli e terre della Regione romana, Richerche di storia medievale e moderna
fino all´anno 1800, roma 1840;P. Ridola, Federico d´antiochia e i suoi
discendenti, in “Archivio Storico per le province Napoletane” XI I, 1886, pages
198-284; M. Meloni, Treja e i Papi, Macerata 1982; G. Cascioli, Memorie storiche
di Poli, Roma 1896; V. Paicici, Tivoli e Corrado d´Antiochia, in “Archivio della
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