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and red lines, however blue lines are interlaced with decorative templates - wavy lines of different shades of blue. Vito
Galzinski (who wrote on the heraldry of the Republic) considers that the author's intention was to emphasize the silver coating of the bars. That same manuscript was also used for the procedure of confirming one's noble status and also as a base for the restoration of the mentioned armorial. During the restoration, which was finished in
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Luccari) published in Venice 1605. On page 155 of the book, while describing the electoral procedure, Lukarić mentions the ballot boxes with the arms of the Republic - four white bars on a red shield. These arms were in use until the dissolution of the Republic in
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Kingdom of Hungary. Although it was recognized as a sign of submission to the King, the arms were now generally accepted as a sign of sovereignty of the Dubrovnik Republic. However, unlike the Hungarian coat of arms, which begins with a red bar at the top,
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Dubrovnik heraldic legacy is the one by Ivo Saraka. It can also be seen in the transcription book of Dubrovnik law codes, most likely compiled around the year 1746. It contains several pages of colored arms of Dubrovnik nobility with the arms of the Republic on top. It shows the arms with blue
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Due to different interpretations of the arms, white (silver) bars started to be replaced by blue bars somewhere at the end of the 18th century. Beginning with the 18th century some arms interpretations started to show white bars being decorated with blue template lines within them until the end of
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in 1956, the darkened silver-coated lines were completely colored blue. At that time there was no serious and systematic research of the history of the
Ragusan coat of arms and it was widely believed that the colors were blue and red. The restored armorial is today kept in the
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Arms of other colors, predominantly blue and red bars, also appear on several historical documents, and some researchers believe that these arms mostly varied in color due to the personal interpretation of the authors who made them.
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One of the rare (and possibly the only) trace of the arms description in written form is mentioned in a book about voting customs and regulations of the
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issued an order to all ship captains that they should not assert any other symbols except those of the
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