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Statue of Saint James as Moor-slayer. He rides a horse, wearing an armor and a pilgrim hat, and brandishing a sword. The horse jumps over fallen Moors. From the museum (formerly a church) of Santiago (in the Way of St James), Carrión de los Condes, Palencia, Spain. |
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