Into the Wild: Medieval Books of Beasts

Animals, both factual and fantastic, fill the pages of medieval bestiaries. These compilations of animal lore and legend merge the familiar with the strange, the local with the distant, and the desirable with the dangerous. Join Deirdre Jackson, Assistant Curator of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts, as she focuses on the Morgan's "Worksop Bestiary" (MS M.81), made in England around 1185, which contains vibrant images of over 100 creatures. The entire manuscript can be viewed online:
www.themorgan.org/collection/...
Held Wednesday, September 30, 2020.

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Keep going with the Bestiary videos!

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What is the name of Holy/ divine pig in Medieval lit?

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Could you tell me where exactly Saint Augustine talks about the snake charmer? Thank you so much, and thanks for the wonderful video!

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Thank u, Im making my own bestiary this is a great reference!

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Hey, that's cool. Wanna make one myself too. Is there anyway i can see a snippet of yours? It'd be very interesting.