List currencies of cities

List of the currencies of city:

Germany

  • Sarrelouis : Dissipat atque fovet
  • Clausthal-Zellerfeld : Supernas informs will go (1671)

Australia

  • Melbourne : Transfer acquirit eundo (we gather strength ace we go)

Belgium

  • Courtrai : Nec auro, nec armis
  • Audenarde: Prudentia duce, committee fortitudine (1676)

Canada

  • Edmonton : Industry, Integrity, Progress: (Industry, Integrity, Progress)
  • Montreal: Concordia salus (Latin): Safety by the harmony
  • Ottawa: Advance Ottawa
  • Quebec (city), Quebec: Gift of God feray to be worth
  • Toronto: Diversity Our Strength: Diversity is our force

Spain

  • Seville: NO8DO (rebus: the 8 is in fact a wool hank ( madeja ), which makes No-madeja-C or No me ha dejado , “it did not give up me”)

The United States

France

  • Abbeville : Fidelis
  • Agen : Agen!
  • Albi: Stat baculus, vigilatque leo, turresque tuetur
  • Amiens: Liliis tenaci vimine jungor (a powerful bond links me with the lily)
  • Angers:
Assiuis conciliis (or consiliis)
  • Of burning desire (Of 1434 to 1480, reign of king Rene, duke of Anjou)
  • Ancient key of France (1499)
  • Angers, quality (Since June 1987)
    • Angouleme: Fortitudo mea civium fides (I draw my force from the honesty of my citizens), (even of aims that Périgueux)
    • Annonay: Cives, semper, cives
    • Apt: Faelicibus apta triumphis (since the 14th century)
    • Alpine laburnum: Sic his quos diligo (Thus I make for those which I like)
    • Arcachon: Heri solitudo hodie vicus will cras civitas
    • Arches: Arches of god only always despandu
    • Arles:
    Alma leonis uri arelatensis hostibus is, nisi ab will go leonis.
  • Senatus populusque florentinus.
  • Ab will go leonis, urbs Arelatensis hostibus hostis and ensis.
  • Nobilis imprimis dici solet will go leonis
    • Aumale: Trinitati
    • Autun: Roma celtica, soror and aemula Romae
    • Avallon:
    Esto nobis, dominates, turris fortitudine;
  • Turris Avallonis
    • Avignon: Unguibus and rostro
    • Bar-le-Duc: To think more that to say!. (Bar-on-Ornain during the revolution)
    • Bayonne: Nunquam polluta (Ever soiled) (1738)
    • Beaune:
    Cosa nostra laetitiae.
  • Orbis and urbis honos Nanebo.
  • Palas C difficulty fixus, constans and firma manebo Rains with god, or, rained with god (1547) (Likes God).
  • Securitas civitatis (1665).
  • Utrimque released (1665).
  • Cord gero cod cord colo (1666).
  • Am tuta columnis.
  • Utinam!.
  • Deo and caesari fidelis perpetuo
    • Bordeaux: Lilia sola regunt lunam, undas, castrated, leonem: The lilies alone reign on the moon, the floods, the castle and the lion”.
    • Bourges: The crux michi sola is (16th century), Summa imperii Bituriges bolts (the sovereign capacity belongs to Bituriges)
    • Cambrai:
    Cambray, city of peace (1579).
  • Concordia LMBO parvae crescunt (1580) Gloriosa dictated sunt of you, civitas (1689).
  • Servanti civem split corona datur (To that which saves a citizen is given a crown of oak) (under Louis XVI)
    • Châteaurenard: Tutus in arce vigil
    • Castle Thierry: No one does not rub
    • Chevilly-Larue there: To help, serve
    • Chinon: Small town, great reputation (Since the 15th century)
    • Cognac: Civium fides fortitudo mea
    • Compiegne: Governed and regno fidelissima (1668)
    • Contrexéville: Fons not fama minor (the source is not lower than its fame)
    • Coulommiers:
    Prudentes C curve, dulces C colombae. (Careful like snakes, simple like doves)
  • Ingredior and ingrediar
    • Creteil: Labore fideque
    • Dieppe : It has mast good, and anchors and skittle
    • Dijon:
    Soli deo gloria (1531).
  • Urbis stemmata divae (1581).
  • Justitiae comes magnanimitas (1584).
  • Nomini tuo da gloriam (1561).
  • Stat septem fulta columnis (1585).
  • Providentia, justicia and pace ubertas (1590).
  • Screw nescia vinci (1592).
  • Sit nomen domini benedictum (1594).
  • Moult delays me
    • Dôle:
    Religio and justicia aeterna urbis fata.
  • Justitia and armis pared Tali fulcimine crescet (1588).
  • Everyone there work (according to a speech of the First consul Bonaparte November 3rd, 1802)
    • Fontenay the Count: Fonteniacum felicium ingeniorum scaturigo
    • Gannat : Does not touch there if glove ace
    • Grenoble: Sigillum civitatis gratianopolis
    • Jargeau : Lilia terna gero, triplexque mihi annulus armis
    • Landrecies: The inhabitants of Landrecies deserved well Fatherland
    • Langeais: Alae gaviae vicus
    • Lannion : Laus deo
    • Réole: Urbs controlled ducatus aquitaniae
    • the Rock on Yon (the Napoleon-Vendée during the second empire): 5 meadow year XII
    • La Rochelle: Servabore rectore deo
    • Laval: Eadem will mensura
    • Le Havre: Nutrisco and extinguo
    • Lens: Go bloods and gold, or, With coal!
    • Andelys: Fecit Utraque Unum (both do only one): (the small one and large Andelys)
    • Lorient: Ab directs refulget (It is the East which it resplendit)
    • Louviers: Loviers the franc (given by Charles VII in 1441)
    • Lure: Undique our tuere
    • Lyon:
    When the enemy me poind.
  • Ung god, ung roy, ung loy.
  • Front, Front, Lyon Melhor! large fachs resplend the cioutat of Marseilles (1257).
  • Victor defends Marseilles veravoment and the cioutadans (1257).
  • Massilia civitas (1675).
  • civesque Massiliam vere Victor tuere (1691).
  • Actibus immensis urbs fulget Massiliensis (the Town of Marseilles resplendit by its important facts) (since 1691).
  • Fama volat (1704).
  • Illustrat quos summa fides (1705).
  • Eximia civitas (1816).
  • Regibus am semper fidelis (1816)
    • Melun: Fides matured usque AD wall (Faithful to its walls until eating rats of them)
    • Montbeliard: God alone is my support
    • Montbrison:
    hostile At explandum scelus. Hostile
  • AD explandum scelus
    • Montdidier: Cultissima
    • Montmagny : Acta not verba.
    • Morlaix : If they bite you, bite to them
    • Nancy: Not inultus premor (No one does not rub there, or which rubs there pricks there)
    • Nantes:
    Oculi omnium in sperant you Dominates (the eyes of all turn to you and hope, Seigneur).
  • Favet Neptunus eunti (Neptune supports those which dare/those which leave)
    • Nérac: Christus noster ground justiciae
    • Nimes: Collar onia nem ausensis
    • Orleans: Hoc vernant lilia cord (given by Louis XII, then duke of Orleans)
    • Orthez: Toquoy if gaouses (Keys there if you it oses)
    • Paris: Fluctuat nec mergitur (Pitches but does not sink)
    • Pau: Urbis palladium and gentis
    • Périgueux: Fortitudo mea civium fides (I draw my force from the honesty of my citizens), (even currency that Angouleme)
    • Poligny: With God plèse Poligny
    • Pontarlier: Pontarlier! Pontarlier! (Currency and cry)
    • Rheims: God of either guard
    • Roanne: Crescam and lucebo
    • Rodez: Fidelis deo and governed (even currency that Sarlat)
    • Roscoff: Ro, sco (Gives, striking)
    • Rouen:
    Civitas populus rhotomagensis (under Louis XVI).
  • Sigillum communie urbis rothom
    • Saint-Cyprien: Quid Sucitabit telum (Which will dare to defy me).
    • Saint-Denis: Holy Montjoie Denys!
    • Saint-Germain-in-Bush hammer: September 5th, 1638 (birth of Louis XIV)
    • Holy Omer: Faithful audomarenses (1814)
    • Saint-Pol.-of-Leon: Not offendo, sed defendo
    • Sarlat: Fidelis deo and governed (even currency that Rodez)
    • Sarrebourg: Cum ipsis hostem repulit and repellet
    • Sedan:
    does not have which wants Marck (currency allotted to Robert II).
  • Undique robur
    • Direction:
    Fidelis and inexpuniabilis arte.
  • Nulla inexpugnabilis arte
    • Toulon: Concordia parva crescunt (By the harmony the small things become large)
    • Tours: Sustinent lilia turres
    • Valence: Unguibus and Rostro (By the nozzle and the nails)
    • Valencian: Valencians deserved well fatherland
    • Vannes: Da' m Buhez (my Life has)
    • Vervins: God of either guard
    • Vienna: Vienna civitas sancta
    • Yeu : In altum lumen and perfugium (Light and refuge in open sea)

    Ireland

    • Belfast: Pro tanto quid retribuamus (What shall we give in return for so much)
    • Dublin: Obedientia Civium Urbis Congratulated (Happy is the city where the citizens obey)

    Italy

    • Venice: Sub will umbra alarum tuarum
    • Rome: Senatus Populusque Romanus (SPQR: " The Senate is the people romain")

    Netherlands

    • Amsterdam: Heldhaftig, vastberaden, barmhartig (Valiant, given, charitable)

    The United Kingdom

    • Aberdeen: Good agreement
    • Edinburgh: Nisi Dominus frustrated (If God keeps city, keeps of the watcher is vain. Psalm 127)
    • Glasgow: Let Glasgow Flourish
    • Leeds: Pro Rege and Lege (For the King and the Right)
    • Leicester: Semper Eadem (Always the same one)
    • Liverpool: Not For Ourselves, Goal For The Whole World (Not for us even, but for the whole world)
    • London: Domine directs our (Lord, directs us)
    • Newport: Terra Marique (By the ground and the sea)
    • Norwich: different C (Made differently)
    • Oxford: Fortis is veritas (the truth is strong)
    • Plymouth: Turris fortissima is nomen Jehovah (the strongest tower is the name of Jehovah (psalm 18))
    • Portsmouth : Heaven' S Light Our Guides (the light of the skies is our guide)
    • Westminster: Custodi Civitatem Dominates (guard the city, Seigneur)

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