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A creature said to have lived in the Middle East and Northern Africa allegedly had the ability to mimic any animal and even humans.
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WEIRD MEDIEVAL BESTIARY COMBAT,7 HEADED APOCALIYPTIC BEAST WITH TEN HORNS,UNICORN FIGHTING MONKEY WARRIOR,GIANT BUTTERFLIES #apocalypse #medievalbestiary #unicorn #monkey #fantasy #animals #monsters #war #combat #legend #apocalyptic #mythology #digitalart
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The Three Hares is not found in the medieval bestiary but much like The Pelican in her Piety it is a common motif in medieval church carvings. Its meaning is something of a mystery and depictions of it in medieval art have been found as far west as Devon, England and as far East Dunhuang, China. This image was the only one cut from a lino plate while the others have been made to look like linocuts. The plate itself was about 11 inches in diameter which is pretty colossal for a linocut and…
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The Pantheon is a creature with origins in Medieval European mythology, legend and folklore. In particular, accounts of its existence arise within Medieval European heraldry, and coats of arms. Its name originates with the Greek 'pan' meaning 'all' and 'theos' meaning 'god' or 'divinity' (thus...
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Definitely this dragon
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The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary
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Many of our readers will already be familiar with our Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts, a resource which enables you to search by shelfmark, keyword, or date, as well as by more advanced fields such as language and provenance. We thought it was about time to give a reminder that all...
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Ten Strange Medieval Animals You Might Not Have Heard Of - Medievalists.net
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Bad dragon, you know you are not allowed to sleep on the bed. Peniarth MS 481D – from National Library of Wales
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Detail from "The Rutland Psalter", medieval (c1260), British Library Add MS 62925. f 49v
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