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The arts and crafts of older Spain (1907)

Williams, Leonard, b. 1871 · London : T.N. Foulis · leaf 74

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ing wood— were particularly lenient in their usage of the dominated Muslim.Thus, the former of these princes recognised the Moorish towns-people of Sena as his vassals, while those of Toledo were freelyallowed by Alfonso to retain their worship and their mosque.1 Fallaron ay de inarfil arqiietas… … ^ ?: >•\^v^^^\^^^^^T^^^ GOLD, SILVER, AND JEWEL WORK possibly larch or cedar. A Cufic inscription alongthe lower part of the lid was formerly interpretedas follows :— * In the name of God. (May) the blessing ofGod, prosperity and fortune and perpetual felicitybe (destined) for the servant of…

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