This site has a basically hierarchical struture. There are several main sections, accessible from the Contents page:

Site Information

Information about this site: table of contents, help pages, contacts, copyright issues, etc.

Bibliography

An extensive list of books, articles, digital files and other materials, available in several formats.

Beasts

Information about the beasts of the bestiary, including descriptions, sources and images.

Manuscripts

Information about medieval manuscripts, including bestiaries and other works relating to animals in the Middle Ages.

Encyclopedia

Short articles on various beast-related topics, including information on the sources of the animal legends, from classical Greek, Roman and other authorites to medieval authors.

Articles

Various original articles on bestiary topics.

Digital Text Library

Texts, originally only available in print form and long out of print, converted to digital texts which can be viewed online, downloaded or printed.

Institutes

Information about libraries, universities and other institutes holding primary materials (mostly manuscripts) relating to bestiaries and medieval animal lore.

 

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