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the tool of post nr 4 was also, probably, in exceptional cases, used on the battlefield.
I noticed this in images of Original manuscripts from the period 1425-1450 from German speaking countries. it is partly used in a biblical story in the translation from the Latin book Speculum Humanae salvation. hero epic story? lack of real swords in time of war?, very interesting. Last edited by cornelistromp; 31st March 2013 at 11:01 AM. |
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