Medieval Bestiary : Manuscripts : British Library Harley MS 4751

Bibliography : British Library, Harley MS 4751

Ron Baxter	Bestiaries and their Users in the Middle Ages
British Library	Books of Beasts in the British Library: the Medieval Bestiary and its context
British Library	Medieval Bestiary: The Crane
British Library	Medieval Bestiary: The Whale
Willene B. Clark	Medieval Book of Birds: Hugh of Fouilloy's Aviarium
Calum Cockburn	Let sleeping cranes lie
Calum Cockburn	Whale of a time
Arthur H. Collins	Some Twelfth-Century Animal Carvings and their Sources in the Bestiaries
George C. Druce	On the Legend of the Serra or Saw-Fish
George C. Druce	The Symbolism of the Goat on the Norman Font at Thames Ditton
Gerald of Wales; Thomas Forester, trans.; Richard Hoare, trans; Thomas Wright, ed.	The historical works of Giraldus Cambrensis
Gerald of Wales; Thomas Forester, trans.; Thomas Wright, ed.	The Topography of Ireland
James I. McNelis, III; L. A. J. R. Houwen, ed.	A Greyhound should have "eres in þe manere of a serpent". Bestiary material in the hunting manuals Livre de chasse and The Master of the Game
Ann Payne	Medieval Beasts
Margaret Rickert	Painting in Britain: the Middle Ages