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Orbis Sensualium Pictus (The Visible World in Pictures), published in 1658 by , is a cornerstone of modern education. Remembering *Aramus, a legendary Arabian horse - Facebook

: Born in Poland in 1960 and later imported to the U.S., he was described by those who saw him as a "fairytale horse" with a coat that shimmered like a pearl. aramus pictus

: He made history in 1970 and 1972 as one of the rare stallions to win U.S. National Championships in both Halter (physical beauty) and Formal Driving (performance). Orbis Sensualium Pictus (The Visible World in Pictures),

While there is no single story with this exact title, here are the two fascinating histories you might be thinking of: The Legend of *Aramus (The Champion Stallion) National Championships in both Halter (physical beauty) and

The name "" appears to be a blend of two very different historical legends: a legendary champion horse and a revolutionary 17th-century textbook.

: His life was cut short by a tragic accident in January 1976 at only 14 years old. Despite his short life, his bloodline remains influential in the Arabian breed today. The Story of Orbis Pictus (The First Picture Book)