"rienda" meaning in Old Spanish

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          "ref": "ca. 1300-1325, anonymous, Cuento muy fermoso de Otas de Roma, (ed. by Herbert L. Baird, Jr., 1976, Madrid: Real Academia Española)",
          "text": "Desý tomó el cavallo por la rienda, que era muy bueno, e fuélo dar a Esmeré. E Esmeré cavalgó luego e tóvogelo en muy grant merçet, e aguyjó por ese canpo. Grant pavor ovieron griegos quando lo vieron a cavallo."
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          "english": "And since the body of the Cid was unmounted [from the horse], no one ever rode it again, taking it to water by the reins [and bridle].",
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          "text": "E desque el cuerpo del Cid dél descavalgaron, nunca ombre lo cavalgó y siempre lo llevavan al agua por la rienda."
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