The lace, also called cheek, whose use and value all know, was used since ancient times as old as you can see below:
The philosopher Plato, who certainly was a great eater of figs, in his " The Kritias ", describes the way they were the kings of Atlantis to hunt the bull, when he sacrificed to Poseidon," ... when legal issues should seek evidence of fidelity were given as follows: Remove the bulls on the premises dedicated to Poseidon (the Heraklion) ... after pleading to God to enable them to capture the victim which seem more pleasant, no iron weapons, hunted him with clubs and bows. Placed along the spine the bull caught and executed on its top as it was prescribed ... After finishing the sacrifice and devote all parts of the bull, a crater filled with blood and sprayed one by one with a few drops of it ... Then, drawing some blood of the crater with cups of gold ... drank the blood and deposited the cup as a votive offering in the sanctuary of God ... "Another reference Sticking
bulls found in the" Epic of Gilgamesh "(circa 2600 BC), considered the first epic poem of mankind, describes the scene where the hero and his friend Enkidu fighting the bull that he sent the goddess Ishtar, to avenge Gilgamesh, for having slighted and do not access their love compliments: "...¡ My friend, I saw the folded through the bull, and our forces will be sufficient to overcome !, I rip your heart to offer it to Shamash!. I am going to pursue, it'll take for the thickness of its tail and strong will retain its two claws, you, in front of him, you grabbed him and from the cervix, horn and the cruise bruise your dagger of death ". (Column IV, VI Tablet Assyrian Text) (photo 1)
The poem goes on to describe fighting, death and dismemberment of the bull. Enkidu took parts of the animal and tossed with derision in the face of the goddess. Naturally, such a grievance could not go unpunished, and the goddess sends a very painful disease, which died on the thirteenth day.
in times closer now, we know that the practice of Sticking bulls was a skill of those skilled in the s. XVIII practicing the kind of riding bulls, as seen in Goya's bullfighting practiced by Cevallos, or executed Ramón de Rozas "El Indio", a native of Veracruz, the kingdom of New Spain, the day of presentation in Madrid 27 September 1784 that "... bull mounted the ninth, broke lances from the same bull to the next, and then killing him with a knife that was mounted ...". The chronicles that was such a success that raised more than R $ 20,000 higher revenues achieved in the eleven previous runs. (photo 2)
The ability of the nailer must be of a certain maximum, in avoidance of evils that we know, as Marra and lift the bull, God excuses! With the resulting public anger and bullfighters. (photo 3)
the mid-nineteenth century, had very practical and insightful that since long distance, pulling the lace and struck the bull crazy. Could it be true? Qui what sá! Among the most expert quoted by the magazine at the time, included José Díaz "The Fly", which belonged to the gang of José Redondo "the Chiclanero" or Manuel Bustamante "the Bug" and Joaquin River "Alones" among others .
That some note for the better shine. And so be it. Amen! Plácido González Hermoso
The philosopher Plato, who certainly was a great eater of figs, in his " The Kritias ", describes the way they were the kings of Atlantis to hunt the bull, when he sacrificed to Poseidon," ... when legal issues should seek evidence of fidelity were given as follows: Remove the bulls on the premises dedicated to Poseidon (the Heraklion) ... after pleading to God to enable them to capture the victim which seem more pleasant, no iron weapons, hunted him with clubs and bows. Placed along the spine the bull caught and executed on its top as it was prescribed ... After finishing the sacrifice and devote all parts of the bull, a crater filled with blood and sprayed one by one with a few drops of it ... Then, drawing some blood of the crater with cups of gold ... drank the blood and deposited the cup as a votive offering in the sanctuary of God ... "Another reference Sticking
bulls found in the" Epic of Gilgamesh "(circa 2600 BC), considered the first epic poem of mankind, describes the scene where the hero and his friend Enkidu fighting the bull that he sent the goddess Ishtar, to avenge Gilgamesh, for having slighted and do not access their love compliments: "...¡ My friend, I saw the folded through the bull, and our forces will be sufficient to overcome !, I rip your heart to offer it to Shamash!. I am going to pursue, it'll take for the thickness of its tail and strong will retain its two claws, you, in front of him, you grabbed him and from the cervix, horn and the cruise bruise your dagger of death ". (Column IV, VI Tablet Assyrian Text) (photo 1)
The poem goes on to describe fighting, death and dismemberment of the bull. Enkidu took parts of the animal and tossed with derision in the face of the goddess. Naturally, such a grievance could not go unpunished, and the goddess sends a very painful disease, which died on the thirteenth day.
in times closer now, we know that the practice of Sticking bulls was a skill of those skilled in the s. XVIII practicing the kind of riding bulls, as seen in Goya's bullfighting practiced by Cevallos, or executed Ramón de Rozas "El Indio", a native of Veracruz, the kingdom of New Spain, the day of presentation in Madrid 27 September 1784 that "... bull mounted the ninth, broke lances from the same bull to the next, and then killing him with a knife that was mounted ...". The chronicles that was such a success that raised more than R $ 20,000 higher revenues achieved in the eleven previous runs. (photo 2)
The ability of the nailer must be of a certain maximum, in avoidance of evils that we know, as Marra and lift the bull, God excuses! With the resulting public anger and bullfighters. (photo 3)
the mid-nineteenth century, had very practical and insightful that since long distance, pulling the lace and struck the bull crazy. Could it be true? Qui what sá! Among the most expert quoted by the magazine at the time, included José Díaz "The Fly", which belonged to the gang of José Redondo "the Chiclanero" or Manuel Bustamante "the Bug" and Joaquin River "Alones" among others .
That some note for the better shine. And so be it. Amen! Plácido González Hermoso
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