gods and horses in pre-roman iberia | dioses y caballos en la iberia prerromana

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2006
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Abstract
In this paper we study the horse in the Pre-Roman period from the religious point of view. The two authors have worked together in this study, but each part of the work belongs to one of them. M. P. García-Gelabert’s work covers the horses in relation to earthly life and the gods, while J. M. Blázquez covers their links to heroicization and the dead. | Se aborda el tema del caballo en época prerromana desde la perspectiva de la religión. El estudio es fruto de la labor conjunta de los dos firmantes, no obstante el bloque relativo a los caballos en conexión con la vida terrenal y ésta a su vez enlazada con el ambiente de los dioses es obra de M.P. García-Gelabert; y el que trata los aspectos del caballo vinculado con la heroización y con la vida de ultratumba ha sido redactado por J.M. Blázquez.
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Authors ;María Paz García-Gelabert Pérez;José María Blázquez Martínez
Journal kvasný průmysl
Year 2006
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10.14198/LVCENTVM2006.25.06
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https://lucentum.ua.es/article/view/2006-n25-dioses-y-caballos-en-la-iberia-prerromana
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