| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The decision was unfortunate for this man born in distant regions, since sometimes de Jorio's observations hit the mark, for example in his argument that the ubiquitous Italian gesture of mano a borsa was also used in antiquity (fingers extended and joined in a point, turned upwards; 129-134) or in his insistence on the significance of horns--both literal and symbolic horns"--as an apotropaic
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