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Janetta Rebold Benton
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Medieval Menagerie: Animals in the Art of the Middle Ages
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Maurizio Bettini
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Giving Birth: Stories of Weasels and Women, Mothers and Heroes
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Maurizio Bettini
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Nascere. Storie di donnole, donne, madre ed eroi
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Laurence A. Breiner
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The Career of the Cockatrice
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Mattia Cipriani, ed.; Nicola Polloni, ed.
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Fragmented Nature: Medieval Latinate Reasoning on the Natural World and Its Order
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Anne Clark
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Beasts and Bawdy
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Michael J. Curley
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Physiologus
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Thomas S. Duncan
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The Weasel in Religion, Myth and Superstition
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Gerald of Wales; Thomas Forester, trans.; Richard Hoare, trans; Thomas Wright, ed.
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The historical works of Giraldus Cambrensis
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Debra Hassig
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Homo animal est, homo animal non est: Text and Image in Medieval English Bestiaries
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E. Lauzi
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Hare, Weasel and Hyena, Contributors to the History of a Metaphor: Medieval Latin Bestiaries in Scripture
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Donald McGrady
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Eco's Bestiary: The Basilisk and the Weasel
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The Unicorn Tapestries
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Ann Payne
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Medieval Beasts
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Beryl Rowland
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Blind Beasts: Chaucer's Animal World
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J. L. Schrader, ed.
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A Medieval Bestiary
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Ursula Treu
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Das Wiesel im Physiologus
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Leo Wiener
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Contribution Towards a History of Arabico-Gothic Culture, Volume IV: Physiologus Studies
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