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 Holland, horse-sandals in,.

Homer,.

Hoof-pick, ancient,.

Horace on buying horses,.

Horn, used for shoes,, ; for armour,.

Hot shoes applied to feet,, ,.

Hughes, Archbishop,.

Hunting, Xenophon on, ; Old English,.

Imbedded shoes,,.

Importance of shoeing to civilization,.

Imprints of horse-shoes (supposed),.

Ina, laws of,.

Ine, King, laws about smiths,.

Inflamed feet, treatment of,, , ,.

Introduction of shoeing and effects,.

Ireland, Priest smiths in,.

Iron works, antiquity of,, ,.

Italian veterinary science,,.

Jamaica, horses of,.

Japan, absence of iron shoes from, ; straw shoes, ; horse-equipment, ; bulls shod in,,.

Java, stables in, ; smiths of, ; riding mares in,.

Jekyl's shoe,

Job, Saint,.

Jodoigne, antiquities at, ,

Jointed shoes,, ,.

Jordanus Ruffus,.

Jura, ancient horse-shoes found in the,, ,.

Kamschatka, dogs' socks,.

Kawe, the Persian smith,.

Keh, Gaulish,.

Kirghiz mode of shoeing,.

Koran, probable mention of shoeing in,.

Koridwen,.

Lafosse on farriery, ; the younger,.

Lancaster, Earl of, ; town of, Horse-shoe corner,.

Lateran, council of,.

Laurentius Rusius,.

Legends concerning horse-shoes,, ; shoeing, ,.

Leggings,.

Lemnisci,.

Leudates, the first maréchal,.

Lombard horses,.

London, shoes found in,, ; Saxon, , ; hipposandals,.

Longfellow, on horses at funerals, ; on importance of smiths,.

Louis L, shoeing during reign of,.

Louterell Psalter,,.

Lunette shoes,, ,.

Lycian shoes,.

Lynne, King Charles at,.

Machine-made shoes,, , , , ,.

Manilla, stables in,,.

Manuscripts, Anglo-Saxon,, ; French, , ; Old English,.

Marco Polo,, ,.

Maréchal ferrant,.

Mares, not ridden,.

Mareschal, derivation of,,.

Mareschals, early, ; duties of, ; frequent mention of,, , ,.

Markham on farriery,.

Marshall, Walter,.

Marshall-ferrer,.

Marston Moor, shoe from,.

Mavor's shoe,.

Megnin, treatises on farriery,, ; remarks by, , ,. ,, ,,.

Meopham, shoe found at,.

Miles, on shoeing,.

Mimming, biting,.

Mithridates,.

Mongols, do not use shoes,.

Monks, equestrian predilections of,.

Montfauçon,, , ,.

Moonwort, superstition concerning,.

Moorcroft on shoeing,.

Morte d'Arthur,.

Morton, tenure of manor,.

Mounted horse, being shod,.

Mules not shod, in Abyssinia or Ethiopia, ; disgrace to ride, ; preferred by Romans,.