Die adlige polnische Familie Hippocentaurus. The noble Polish family Hippocentaurus. E-Book

Werner Zurek

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Die adlige polnische Familie Hippocentaurus. The noble Polish family Hippocentaurus.

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Die adlige polnische Familie Hippocentaurus.

The noble Polish family Hippocentaurus.

Hippocentaurus. In a silver field on green ground a hippocentaurus striding to the left, a black horse with the neck of the upper half of a naked man, from the navel upwards; the man turns to the right and shoots an arrow from a red bow at the blue ponytail, the end of which forms a snake head threatening the man; Helmet decoration: three ostrich feathers. This coat of arms comes from Italy and came with Palemon, who moved from there to the northern shore of the Black Sea and from there north to Lithuania, where he came to government in 930.     This coat of arms bears the princes of Samogitia and Dziewaltow, who were probably related by marriage to the drafted Romans, from the Dorszprung line, who also came to power in Lithuania around 1150 and ruled there until 1283. The families, which are derived from this dynasty, carried this coat of arms, namely die: 

Dorszprung, Dubrowicki, Gedrojc, Ginwill, Gojtus, Holszanski, Hornostaj, Hornostajski, Jamont, Kulwiec, Mickiewicz, Mieięćki, Paliszewski, Rukiewicz, Solomiej, Stravinski, Swirski, Szawelski, Utenusskiwicz,.

Hipocentaur (Polish for "Hippocentaur") is a Lithuanian and Polish coat of arms. It was used by a number of Szlachta (noble) families under the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth .        

The earliest images of the coat of arms date back to 1422, when seals were affixed to the documents of the Treaty of Melno by two brothers from the Holszanski family . 

Other names of this coat of arms:

Hippocentaurus, Hippocentric, Kitaurus

Description of coat of arms:

Should it be on the dial? after? Man naked from head to waist; from the hip of a horse, instead of a snake's tail a head? behaved? aim at this man. But the man who is turned or pointed at the snake also shoots a shot with outstretched hands. in the snake's mouth, but not yet released when the shot was bent, three ostrich feathers in the helmet, in which field not.       

Widely used in the countries:

Heraldic legend:

It is true that these S. Jerome in the Life of S. Paul the Hermit wrote this because he did it. Is Antoni the Hermit looking for divine inspiration? ?. Paul in the deep forest, see? similar to you? here it is described, the monster. Hippocentaurus called him? asks then where would my husband go? Saint Paul is alive, but he what? just grunts and more words when breaking than? A hand say right? Lice out on the street? which? which direction?. Paul drew, show; alone for? Jump into the wide fields in a quick run. Would it be? the devil who for the horror? Antoni, such a monster on him? that the desert is such an animal? gives birth, are we sure we have not: half-hearted? Jerome. Behind? To damage. Victorius in school. When he writes in this place, he claims that such animals never existed on any earth and that they do not exist either, and Cicero says De natura Deorum: Quis Centaurum fuisse, aut Chimeram putet? quaeve anus tam excors inveniri poterit, quae illa, quae quondam credebantur, apud inferos tormenta pertimescat? Aelianus testified that the first landowner in Italy, named Maren, was the first to ride a horse. received, is called Hippocentaurum? began, and ever since those who rode the horses have that title? was given. Brought to our Poland from Italy under Julius Kaiser, or this? then, when many Roman nobles flee to Lithuania from the enraged Roman Emperor of Will with Libon Palemon, they gave birth and worthy descendants were born. Of these those who used this coat of arms.                                     

Stamp:

Aleksandowicz, Bachcza, Bachuz, Bortko, Dannemark, Dorszprung, Dowmont, Dubrawski, Dubrowicki or Dubrownicki, Dydziel or Dydziul, Ejmuntowicz, Eymuntowicz, Ga? ?, Giniewi?, (?), Gogul, Goitus, Gojtus, Holsza? Ski, Hornostajski, Hurynowicz, Jamontowicz, Jura? Yc, Kamie? Ski, Katank, Konjugowicz, Koz? Owicz, Kulwiec, Kulwie ?, Lebiedziowski, Lickiewicz, Lutyn, Mickiewicz, Mickowicz, Mieśmieki, Mieci? Ski, Mizgay? o, Nielub, Ostyk (owicz), Paliszewski, P? Askowski, Polewicz, Polewicz-Jamont, Pukielewicz, Rakiewicz, Rodkiewicz, Rukiewicz, Rukiewicz, Rukiewicz, Rukowki Ruykiewicz, Siesicki, So Łomiej (y), Strawiński, Suchta, Szawiczi), Szolkoski, Szolomickere, Szawiczi, Szol (wski), Szolomickere owicz), Trabski, Urmowski, Utenus (z) owicz, Wiaze (ie) mski or Wiaze? Ski, Wittort, Wojn, Wo? Y? Ski, Zdanowicz ,? Dan,? Danowicz, Żywibunt

Mentions:

Holsza? Ski Prince ??? of the Hipocentaurus coat of arms (vol. 4 pp. 360-363) 

Holsza? Ski Prince ??? of the coat of arms of Hippocentaurus. They started out from the blood of Lithuanian princes from Julian Dorszprung, who came to Lithuania with Palemon, Ursyn, Prosper, Cezaryn and Hektor Róż ?? Countries rose as? that and now the Saturnius family in Rome, he uses Hippocentaur in the coat of arms, Petrasancta cap. 65, he testifies. At MS. Behind? NS. Rutka, some say that after the centaurs, this coat of arms was convened by the Slavic and Ruthenian peoples and led to swampy places? for use in these countries: Lapitae for, (it was the Slavic nation) they named thesals on seated horses centaurs after Otto Frising lib. 1. cap. 2 and? strange horses, then wild oxen, dying. And I like what about namienia? Hippocentaurs that they would ban authors popular in the world? As confirmed by Seneca lib. 8. Epist. 59. S. Augustyn lib. 18th de Civitat. Lid. 13. Lucretius lib. 5. when he speaks; Sed neque Centauri fuerunt nec tempore in ullo esse queat, duplici natura et corpore bino; ex alienigenis membris compacta potestas negat, Szentivani Miscell. Oddities. Decade 2nd part. 1. Dissertation. 10. §. 19.for this? in Isaiah the cap. 34. versus 14. I translate the word Onocentaurus so that it means nothing more, just forest the beast ?: right? Behind? Some people give that to the man and the horse? or donkey?, s? Natures are very different, so can't they? Yes? never stick together? Not as we see it with leopards. Yet? Pliny history. Nature. lib. 7. cap. 3. Does the Hippocentaura claim to have seen with its eyes? Yes? was? on p. 361 of Tessalia, from there he went on to Egypt, where did Claudius the emperor come from? brought.                                               

Julian Dorszprung, descendants and princes and Lithuanians, and? You used this coat of arms for Narymund, who later used it in Pogoń? Lithuanian? ordinary will change? About these descendants of Julian, elsewhere? says? Will. Only here? he will tell you what belongs to the family of the Dukes of Holša? Romand the Prince ??? Lithuanian will go? five sons, from which the great houses in this country arose, that is, Narymund, the eldest son, the house of the princes of Radziwiow, descended from Koja? owicz; from Doumont went Prince Siesickie and Swirskie, from Gedrus the Gedroycs, Troiden in the monastery ended his life: from Holsza Prince Holsza 1280. But? The Gedroiten and others later adopted different coats of arms. Algimunt, the son of a Holsza, by whom long? The successors of Algimunts wrote. The second son of the Minds, the first in this house, became a Christian. 1321. Gedymin on the famous Russian victory, on the Pierna? Rivers? Strength to help? Did I start to let go? he a province? Everyone ?? Kiyovsk? Which one? then the victory was taken from Stanisław the Prince of Kiev. Uncle. lib. 11. Cap. 3. A berth? Par. 1. lib. 7th story. Litv. Will her father die? around 1282. Jan Algimuntowicz is that Algimunta, son of a prince? Holsza, Ski, Witold, the Lithuanian Duchy is fighting, the party? stay with him for the Teutonic Order in Prussia 1388. Stryjkow. fol. 485. Koil. P. 2. lib. 1. Ten? E Nastazj? Daughter? Witold for lubricant? Basil the Grand Duke of Moscow, from the port of Danzig, the sea at Narva, from there to Moscow, brought Stryjkowski fol. 491. 1391. With the fact that Vytautas later conquered the cities of Vilnius? still? Regarding these merits, when Skirgiea died in 1395, Witold transferred it to the Kievans. Cromer lib. 15. Berth ?. S. 2. lib. 1. Stryjkov. fol. 499. This Ivan Olgimunt with his sons J? Jem and Semyon, signed? Lithuania's Eternal Peace with Crowns? 1401. gracious. in the statute. fol. 128. daughter for? from this Ivan Ulian, or to Kromer. Juliana and the sister of Semyon Luty and Jędrzeja the Prince of Wiaze, 1417. He is married to the Duke of Lithuania Witold. Uncle. f. 547. Witold's brother-in-law Semyon from him the Duchy of Nowogardzkie 1414. Which power this year? Do you want to conquer Uncle. fol. 544. Koja? Mr. Sophie? for? he? beautiful? is Jagie's fourth wedding? o Król, but Stryjkowski and another do not break it and say that this Zofia was the daughter of Jędrzej Prince Drucki, born to Witold's sister p. 362. Nestor von Chełmno. Jerzy the Prince ??? Holsza's son of Semyon (whom he captured in Vitebsk when he betrayed the prince, drowned him in the river in 1433), large Stryjkowski stone with a cross drawn on it, Stryjkowski fol. 578. Kojal. S. 2.) after he killed Sigismund, the great prince of Lithuania. the reason was? the respected Lithuanian gentlemen so that they could call Kazimierz 'royal brother Yes? the position against which he set out for Brest? 1440. Stryjkowski fol. 592. I leave two sons and a Semyon behind the Starost? ucki, died? 1503. Stryjkowski lib. 22. cap. 2. fol. 689. Second son Aleksander Jurgiewicz Algimunt Prince ??? The Holstein castellan of Vilnius and the Starost of Grodzieński 1499. old pacts of crowns? Poland? of the Lithuanian Principality, in Stat. fol. 130 and 1502. Letter from Alexander the King, as I read in the 1564 Constitutions. fol. 53. Historian. Sapieh. Part. 3. fol. 87th says that Queen Bona gave Wallachia district and after Helen? Alexander the King is coming ?? Spouse driving to Moscow. His son Pawe? 1512 the Bishop of Lutsk. What happened in the Lateran Reconciliation in the third and subsequent sessions? shows ex actis of it? Concilium printed. Advance from this cathedral to enter? on Wile? ska where the great opinion about his holiness has perished? out of this world 1555. In Where? p. Manjonarzów founded the Diocese of Luka, Janów with adjacent, eternal times to join. Got to? What? I did that in Przemyśl Cathedral, how many times I saw his coat of arms there, so that the horse is all gold-plated, the shot is gold, its gels are silver, a gold bow, a black chord. About him praetor. Floor lib. 2. C. 2. History. Sapieh. and others agree that the last of this house died: but it seems to me? would have? the natural brother is said to be Geneal. Radziwi ??? proves that he had? Resource? Anna? Daughter? Jerzy Radziwi A, the Castellan of Vilnius and the Hetman, the sister of Barbara Radziwiłł, wife of King Zygmunt August; ba and histor. Sapiehana Anna? Princess Holsza? Sk? (Walicki j? Stolnikówn? Litewsk? Zowie would like to have the wife of Paweł Sapieha, the voivode of Nowogrodzki, with whom the Duchy of Holszanska moved in, and the use of the coat of arms of Hippocentaura one after the other in the house of Sapie?? Ski to Stryjkowski, her second Sister behind Miko a Pac, Podlaskie Voivode, third behind Chlebowicz.                                                                                                                                       

Holsza? Ski Prince ??? of the Hipocentaurus coat of arms (vol. 4 pp. 360-363) 

Holsza? Ski Prince ??? of the coat of arms of Hippocentaurus. They started out from the blood of Lithuanian princes from Julian Dorszprung, who came to Lithuania with Palemon, Ursyn, Prosper, Cezaryn and Hektor Róż ?? Countries rose as? that and now the Saturnius family in Rome, he uses Hippocentaur in the coat of arms, Petrasancta cap. 65, he testifies. At MS. Behind? NS. Rutka, some say that after the centaurs, this coat of arms was convened by the Slavic and Ruthenian peoples and led to swampy places? for use in these countries: Lapitae for, (it was the Slavic nation) they named thesals on seated horses centaurs after Otto Frising lib. 1. cap. 2 and? strange horses, then wild oxen, dying. And I like what about namienia? Hippocentaurs that they would ban authors popular in the world? As confirmed by Seneca lib. 8. Epist. 59. S. Augustyn lib. 18th de Civitat. Lid. 13. Lucretius lib. 5. when he speaks; Sed neque Centauri fuerunt nec tempore in ullo esse queat, duplici natura et corpore bino; ex alienigenis membris compacta potestas negat, Szentivani Miscell. Oddities. Decade 2nd part. 1. Dissertation. 10. §. 19.for this? in Isaiah the cap. 34. versus 14. I translate the word Onocentaurus so that it means nothing more, just forest the beast ?: right? Behind? Some people give that to the man and the horse? or donkey?, s? Natures are very different, so can't they? Yes? never stick together? Not as we see it with leopards. Yet? Pliny history. Nature. lib. 7. cap. 3. Does the Hippocentaura claim to have seen with its eyes? Yes? was? on p. 361 of Tessalia, from there he went on to Egypt, where did Claudius the emperor come from? brought.