Dogs in Medieval Manuscripts

Dogs in Medieval ManuscriptsThroughout the Middle Ages, medieval manuscripts often featured dogs, from beautiful and loving depictions of mans best friend, to bloodthirsty illustrations of savage beasts, to more whimsical andhumorous interpretations. Featuring stunning illustrations from the British Librarys rich medieval collection, Dogs in Medieval Manuscripts provides through discussion of dogs both real and imaginary an astonishing picture of the relationship of dogs to

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- Author: Megan Kelso

- Contents: 200ml

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rolling back the shutters on a little bit of Chinese culture and a whole lot of moggy charm