:Medieval Bestiaries: Text, Image, Ideology

Kenneth Varty

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Medieval Literature and History Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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1. The manuscripts 2. On method 3. In one ear: the weasel 4. The good friend: the stag 5. The model citizen: the bee 6. The heretic: the fox 7. Born again: the Phoenix 8. Clean living: the beaver 9. The loving child: the Hoopoe 10. The harlot: the siren 11. Burning love: the fire rocks 12. The ideal spouse: the elephant 13. The idolatrous Jew: the hyena 14. The true panther 15. Changing functions Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Appendix.

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