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Coat of arms
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Coat of arms of Sicily.
Tincture (IT)
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orocarnagionerosso
Date 1 April 2007
Object history
English: Made by Alejandro Mery based on Image:Flag of Sicily.svg Stemma ufficiale della Regione Siciliana - official Coat of arms of Sicily (from Angelo Romano) which is also {{PD-self}}.
Artist
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Mnemoc
Source Own work
 
This vector image includes elements that have been taken or adapted from this file:
Flag of Sicily.svg (by Angelo.romano).
Description
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English: The sicilian coat of arms, It was invented by the ancient Greeks who arrived on the island with the expedition in the 8th century BC. They thought that the island had three ends, which is represented by the three legs. Edit this at Structured Data on Commons
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The sicilian coat of arms, It was invented by the ancient Greeks who arrived on the island with the expedition in the 8th century BC. They thought that the island had three ends, which is represented by the three legs.

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