Amuletos-talismanes para caballos, en forma de creciente, en la España medieval
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aearte.2005.v78.i309.205Keywords:
amulets, talismans, horses, crescent shape, medieval SpainAbstract
This study puts forth a series of questions concerning a group of pieces which were inserted into the harnesses of horses in medieval Spain. Among the topics considered: their significance, their example as ornament and as amulets-talismans, the symbiosis which occurs in the crescent shape and the effects produced by these objects as the result of the mentality of the people.
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