Illustration from

Nihayat al-su'l, 14th century

a manual of horsemanship, military practice and animal husbandry.


A larger image of a Tethered horse. Nihayat al-su'l.


Executed under the Mamelukes, in Syria or Egypt. Source: Werner Forman Archive / National Library, Cairo.


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