Bestiary Sources
Bestiary Sources is a scholarly construct within the domain of iconographic sources that systematically compiles and interprets symbolic, mythological, and real animal imagery from historical and cultural artifacts to elucidate their typological meanings and representational functions in visual narratives.
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Animalia: An Anti-Imperial Bestiary for Our Times
Miles A. Powell · Journal of Pacific History · 2021 · 51 citations
ThePhysiologus, the bestiaries and medieval animal lore
F.N.M. Diekstra · Neophilologus · 1985 · 15 citations
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