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Meaning of torque by Felipe Lorenzo del Río





Felipe Lorenzo del Río

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Also the torq o, torc or torques, from Latin torqueo, twist. Rigid and round necklace, open on the front, gold, copper, bronze or silver, used in primitive cultures since the Bronze Age, especially by the Celts, Bretons, Gauls, Galais, Galatians or Celtiberians. The famous statue of Celtic Moribundo carries only one torque.

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