- town.
Additionally they rode
white and
black horses,
giving rise to the
Balzana, or coat of arms of
Siena with a
white band atop a dark band. Some claim...
-
capelli a spazzola;
corda per
imbracare il
cavallo del re con il pelo nero e
balzana di tre; per
legare il
caprone dell'anima
dannata che ha la
rogna con la...
- II left his half of the
barony to his widow,
Balzana Gozzadini, who took
Peter as a
second husband.
Balzana died soon after.
Agnes married in 1324 Stephen...
-
respectively on a
black horse and a
white one,
giving rise to the
colors on the
Balzana, the coat of arms of Siena. Some
tellings of the
legend hold that the brothers...
- VI, he
armed a
galley conjointly with John I
Sanudo (duke of Naxos) and
Balzana Gozzadini (regent of the two
other thirds of Negroponte) to join the first...
- scepter,
symbolizing temporal power. He is
dressed in the
colors of the
Balzana, the black-and-white
Sienese coat of arms.
Around his head are the four...
-
about as a
result of a
second marriage to
Balzana Gozzadini, the
widow of
Baron Erard II of Aulnay.
Balzana died soon after. He died in 1340 and he was...
-
Ghisi I was his grandfather,
father of
Giorgio Ghisi I. It is
unknown when
Balzana ended her regency. It's
likely that, with the
redistribution of powers...
- 6
Mazzieri (Pole-bearers). A
Horse follows the standard-bearer on the "
Balzana" icon
accompanied by four of Siena's commanders. Then the
musicians of...
- represented: the coat of arms of
Grand Duke
Ferdinand II de' Medici, the "
Balzana" (i.e., the coat of arms of Siena) and the
Capitoline Wolf. In the seventeenth...
