Odd Facts From History And Medieval Customs
Ancient Romans reportedly nailed walls to ward off the plague and nailed horseshoes similarly, linked to Passover rites. Jeremy Taylor wrote Rules and Exercises of Holy Dying in 1651 as a bestseller. In the Dark Ages women wore leather corsets with wooden front plates to slim waists in some regions. The term Spaniard is linked to thief in certain discussions.
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Fragmentary note on Zoroastrian beliefs and burial customs
The readable text discusses sacred elements fire water and earth in Zoroastrian religion and states corpses are unholy, not burned or thrown, with references to open tombs and sun exposure. Fragments mention towers and long tails, but details are unclear.
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