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    Equine Therapy Case Study

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    affection‚ referring to the animal as they would a loved one. The friendship appeared two-sided. The horses would often nuzzle and interact physically with their rider. Their horse was a safe haven for the participants. They don’t judge or degrade the equestrian like another human would. One important note made by Yorke‚ Adams‚ and Coady was “riding appeared to be the center of the participants’ lives‚ defining who they were.” Each of the previously stated categories was a necessity for recovery from

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    The Augustan Age Study Notes

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    divided: * Octavian: Africa‚ Sicily‚ Sardinia * Antony: Transalpine‚ Cisalpine‚ Gaul * Lepidus: Spain‚ Gaul * The triumvirates carried out many proscriptions (killing of opponents) which resulted in the death of 2000 equestrians who wealth was used to pay for legions and 300 senators and the republican leader‚ Cicero. This greatly weakened the republican traditions. * 40BC Antony’s relationship with Octavian became strained due to misunderstandings which almost resulted

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    Roman Social Classes

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    and included all political and top military positions in society. The equestrian class was also included in the lower parts of the upper class division and were considered Patricians. The basis of power was economic and a man could be enrolled as an equestrian if he could prove that he had a stable minimum amount of wealth and land ownership. By extension‚ his family members were also considered equestrians. If an equestrian gained position in the senate‚ then he moved up to the senatorial class

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    Roman Society

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    as long as they lived because their ancestors brought them together (Morey‚ Ch.3). In ancient Rome (27B.C-1453A.D)‚ the two main social groups were the patricians and the plebeians (History on the Net Group). The patricians associated with the equestrians and the senate officials making up the Roman upper class. The plebeians associated with the freed people‚ Latins‚ foreigners‚ women in the lower class‚ and slaves. All together these groups made up the Roman lower class. The middle class was non-existent

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    breast plate and armor combined Classical Greek and Roman Republic ideas. The youthfulness corresponded with the Greek style‚ while the greatly detailed armor was true to the Romans. A Roman piece of artwork known as the Equestrian Marcus Aurelius created in 165 AD was an equestrian monument of a man on horseback. Strangely enough the man has a beard which is unusual for Roman art‚ Augustus was always cleanly shaven. During the Late Imperial Roman period‚ Greco-Roman gods and heroes were used in “traditional

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    The Stadium Of Domitian

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    the Emperor‚ Titus Flavius Domitianus to be Rome’s first permanent space for athletic competitions. Before the Stadium of Domitian was built athletic events occurred in wooden stadiums which were torn down after the competition. It was used for equestrian contests along with athletic contests‚ mostly foot races. The Stadium was later used for horse training and horse racing in the medieval times. Throughout time the Stadium’s name changed multiply times and is currently known as Piazza Navona or

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    the Flavian dynasty as the legitimate successor to the imperial throne. Vespasian was born in the Sabine country on November 17 A.D. 9. He was the son of Titus Flavius Sabinus‚ a successful tax collector and banker. Both of his parents were of equestrian status. Very few details of his first fifteen years survive‚ but it appears that his father and mother were often away from home on business for long periods of time. As a result Vespasian’s early education came from his paternal grandmother‚

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    leather accessories as well as silks and knitwear featuring his signature logo. Within a few years the label was enjoying growing success‚ the cosmopolitan international elite holidaying in Florence converged on Gucci’s bottega on a quest for his equestrian inspired Gucci shoes‚ bags‚ trunks‚ gloves and belts. Created in the mid 1930s the Gucci Diamante pattern was first woven onto hemp and used on luggage. What started as an innovative solution to pre-war leather shortages became the Florentine

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    jumping equines have damage in their necks due to Rollkur. But what exactly is rollkur? Rollkur is a German word meaning hyperflexion in a horse’s neck‚ most prominent in dressage and showjumping‚ but is also found in almost every other discipline. Equestrians need to understand the difference between being “on-the-bit” and hyperflexion. A picture of Rollkur in a dressage event. Picture By Theresa Sandin-Sustainable Dressage. There is a clear difference between being “on-the-bit” and rollkur

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    Sibbert Museum Analysis

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    The man on horseback is modeled after the famous equestrian fresco by Paolo Uccello located on the wall of the Florence cathedral and Stibbert decided to make the two dimensional image into a real world reenactment. A figure of a man on horseback is decked in typical German armor from the late 15th century

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