Here are some additional seal icons (signature seals) from that time period. They were especially popular in Spain but I sometimes see them in other countries.
The basic shape that resembles the "thunder" icon (loops with points between the loops) was quite popular for seals.
Examples from the blogsite of Dr Ainoa Castro:
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Left: Notary seal of queen Urraca (1105 C.E.)
Additional examples from the site of David Thomas:
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So... not quite a thunder icon, but they do have similar elements and documents with these seals often also have gallows-style literrae elongatae.
The basic shape that resembles the "thunder" icon (loops with points between the loops) was quite popular for seals.
Examples from the blogsite of Dr Ainoa Castro:
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. Left: Notary seal of queen Urraca (1105 C.E.)
Additional examples from the site of David Thomas:
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So... not quite a thunder icon, but they do have similar elements and documents with these seals often also have gallows-style literrae elongatae.
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