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Pendants once dangled from the loops at the bottom. The eagle, a popular symbol during the Migration period adopted from Roman imperial insignia, was favored by the Goths. Similar eagle-shaped fibulae have been excavated from Visigothic graves in Spain and Ostrogothic graves in northern Italy, but this pair is one of the finest.
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English: SVG version of the Quaternion Eagle (Quaternionenadler), an eagle of the Holy Roman Empire that shows the shields of the member states by rank (1510), based on original woodcut of Hans Burgkmair and Jost de Negker, not official adopted coat of arms of the Holy Roman Empire.