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Birds in captivity in the Middle Ages
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  • 1962Mediaeval Latin and French bestiaries103 cited
  • 1970The Roman Villa in Britain43 cited
  • 1975De Arte Venandi cum Avibus23 cited

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  • 1983The illustrations of birds in the Vatican manuscript of De arte venandi cum avibus of Frederick II9 cited
  • 2011Wild animals in Russian, Siberian and Central Asian households according to eighteenth-century travel reports3 cited

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