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English: Left: foot soldier carrying a sprinkling club and in the left hand some undefined object, with fireproofed clothing: to which are attached firework cartridges. Centre: mounted man with fireproofed clothing and helmet and carrying a spear, to all of which are attached firework cartridges; the horse also has a fireproofed covering with firework cartridges attached. Right: foot soldier with naphtha flask and short midfa' with ball; clothed in the same way as the man on the left. |
| Date | between circa 1300 and circa 1350 |
| Source | Original: An Arabic manuscript from St. Petersburg, copied at the end of 15th century, called "Collection Combining the Various Branches of the Art", also known as Rzevuski MS |
| Author | Shams al-din Muhammad (according to Reinaud and Fave), unknown (according to Romocki) |
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