The Digital Text Library is a collection of mostly out of print and difficult to find books and articles relating to animals in the Middle Ages. The originals of the texts listed here are believed to be in the public domain. They have been scanned from the original sources and most have been converted to digital text (not page images), then carefully proofread and corrected. Any images have been digitally enhanced and are shown at high resolution. Most of the texts are fully searchable, and since they are real text, not page images, portions can be copied and pasted into other documents.

Some texts are taken from other sources (Google Books, Internet Archive, etc.). These may include only images of the original book pages and may not be searchable. In some cases the relevant sections have been extracted from longer or composite works or journals. These texts are listed here for ease of access; links to the original full texts are given in the descriptions.

The digital text catalog below is listed by title in alphabetical order. Clicking on the title will take you to the introduction page of the text, from where you can view or download the file.

Title	Author	Year
An Account of the Mermecoleon or Ant-lion	Druce	1923
Animal Symbolism in Ecclesiastical Architecture	Evans	1896
Animals in English Wood Carving	Druce	1914
Beast Imagery and the Bestiary	Kemp-Welch	1903
Bestiaire d'amour en vers	Långfors	1924
Le Bestiaire de Gervaise	Meyer	1872
Bestiaries and Lapidaries	Kuhns	1896
The Bestiary	James	1931
A Bestiary (Middle English Physiologus)	Wright	1845
The Bestiary (Eton College Speech)	James	1932
The Bestiary of Philippe de Thaon	Wright	1841
Birds And Beasts of the Greek Anthology	Douglas	1928
The Caladrius and its Legend, Sculptured Upon the Twelfth-Century Doorway of Alne Church, Yorkshire	Druce	1912
The Early English Bestiary	Morris	1872
The Elephant in Medieval Legend and Art	Druce	1919
An Encyclopedist Of The Dark Ages: Isidore Of Seville	Brehaut	1912
The Fabulous Natural History of the Middle Ages	Wright	1845
Hildeberti Cenomanensis Episcopi Physiologus	Migne	1854
The History of Reynard the Fox	Morley/Caxton	1889
Icelandic Physiologus	Möbius	1877
Introduction to Queen Mary's Psalter: Miniatures And Drawings by an English Artist of the 14th Century Reproduced from Royal MS. 2 B. VII in the British Museum	Warner	1912
Jacob and the Mandrakes	Frazer	1917
On the Legend of the Serra or Saw-Fish	Druce	1919
The Medieval Bestiaries	Allen	1885
Melanges d'archeologie, d'histoire et de littérature - Bestiaire	Cahier	1847+
On the Norman Doorway at Alne in Yorkshire	Allen	1886
Notice sur les manuscrits du "Liber floridus" de Lambert de Saint-Omer	Deslisle	1906
The Old English Physiologus	Cook/Pitman	1921
Physiologus Latinus Versio Y	Carmody	1944
Physiologus: A Metrical Bestiary Of Twelve Chapters	Rendell	1928
On the Religious Symbolism of the Unicorn	Hirst	1884
Reynard the Fox	Guerber	1896
S. P. N. Epiphanii, Episcopi Constantiæ Cypri, ad Physiologum	Migne	1864
Some Twelfth-Century Animal Carvings and Their Sources	Collins	1940
Symbolism of Animals and Birds Represented in English Church Architecture	Collins	1913
The Symbolism of the Goat on the Norman Font at Thames Ditton	Druce	1908
Der Waldensian Physiologus	Mayer	1890