English: Coat of Arms of the Velaz de Medrano family in Navarre. 1) A cross, gules, charged with a trefoil cross, Or, and quartered: a) argent, a goshawk; b) Or, three caldrons, sable, in fess; c) argent, a wolf, proper; d) argent, two roundels, vert. 2) Quarterly of three: a) Or (gold), a branch of three shoots, vert; b) divided, gules and argent; c) Or, a rake, azure; d) triangulated, argent and azure. The general border is silver, with the motto in sable letters: "Ave María Gratia Plena Dominus Tecum".[1]
It is noted that this coat of arms was situated above the door of the old Palace of Vélaz de Medrano, near Estella. Others from the palace of Medrano depicted a gules field with a silver trefoil cross. The border featured the Ave Mariamotto.
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Parliament of Navarre
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↑The Pérez de Araciel de Alfaro By Manuel Luis Ruiz de Bucesta y Álvarez Member and Founding Partner of the ARGH. Vice Director of the Asturian Academy of Heraldry and Genealogy Correspondent of the Belgian-Spanish Academy of History Pages. 50-51 https://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/3991718.pdf
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