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“Medieval Bestiary” edition by Ignacio Malaxecheverría
“In the Middle Ages, any schoolboy knew the Bestiary by heart and, along with the Bible, the Physiologus was the most widespread book. Despite its probable exaggeration, these data are enough to justify the publication of a work like that in a selection of medieval readings.”
Extracted from the back flap.
See also:
http://www.siruela.com/novedades.php?opcion=reediciones&id_libro=38
http://e-spacio.uned.es/fez/eserv.php?pid=bibliuned:ETFEE63E424-4813-5EB2-3EEA-17F5DC8A7F78&dsID=PDF
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Medieval BESTIARY / edition by Ignacio Malaxecheverría. — Madrid: Siruela, 1986. — 292 p. : ill. in cabbage ; 23cm — (Selection of medieval readings; 18).
Bibliography: p. 247-258
ISBN-84 85876-50-4
GR 825 .B47 1986
R. 58096
