FABULOUS CREATURES OF HRD: A CRITICAL NATURAL HISTORY OF NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING

Paul Tosey · Jane Mathison

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`... eastern Libya – is low-lying and sandy, as far as the river Triton, whereas the agricultural region to the west is very hilly, and abounds with forest and animal life. It is here that the huge snakes are found and lions, elephants, bears, asps and horned asses, not to mention dog-headed men, headless men with eyes in their breasts (I don’t vouch for this, but merely repeat what the Libyans say) , wild men, and wild women, and a great many other creatures by no means of a fabulous kind.’

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