Ellie, that's a great example.
Do you know what the symbol signified? It would be great if it meant [the Spanish for] 'presto' .
In case it should come in handy, this is a list of terms - the Italian ones anyway.
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The 'plough and bird' sign was also a symbol of old Kentoripe in Sicily.
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Here's another. Notice the funny-looking thing on the left
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I thought this might be of interest, since John of Montecorvino was formerly advisor to Frederick II in Sicily. Of course the coins are much older.
Do you know what the symbol signified? It would be great if it meant [the Spanish for] 'presto' .
In case it should come in handy, this is a list of terms - the Italian ones anyway.
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The 'plough and bird' sign was also a symbol of old Kentoripe in Sicily.
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Here's another. Notice the funny-looking thing on the left
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I thought this might be of interest, since John of Montecorvino was formerly advisor to Frederick II in Sicily. Of course the coins are much older.