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I love books. I also love history. Combine the two subjects and you have my next favorite thing after Paganism. Of course, my job in the real world is to buy books and sometimes I get to buy some really cool things. Today we received The Grand Medieval Bestiary. Bestiaries are really fascinating. They were…
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ID: 025705 Title: Bestiary Provenance: England (Salisbury?); 1230-1240 Caption: Herons eating eels Notes: (Miniature with text) Three herons (or one bird in three different postures) catching and eating eels Image taken from Bestiary. Originally published/produced in England (Salisbury?); 1230-1240. Language: Latin Source identifier: Harley 4751, f.41 British Library Shelfmark: Harley 4751 If you wish to purchase a high quality copy of this image, please place an order at Images Online imagesonline.bl.uk. The details from the above list should help you locate the images.
Read 2 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. The folklore of ancient lands abounds with creatures that cannot be. Dragons, chimeras and g…
