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Old 24th September 2008, 10:42 PM   #10
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Hi Jim,

Sahagun refers to the Toledo armourers, topographic coincidences nonwithstanding



Their name was so much copied,(like the dog trademark of Master "Perrillo" was by Passau) that it even changed across time, from Sahagun, to Samacum, long after the armourers had become dust.



Regarding the flower, it looks to me like a "margarita", a sunflower.

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