Contains a partial bestiary.

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[Adapted from Aquatic animals in the Catalan Bestiari, page 127]

A fragment from the bestiary that appears in the Crónica Universal by Joan de Bur in 1425, although this copy seems to date from the beginning of the 16th century. The bestiary covers f. 88v–90r and is called by Panunzio version G. It is a short, descriptive text with no animal symbology, and it contains the following species:

• 88va. Elephant (elefant). Tiger (tigris).
• 88vb. Beaver (castor). Lion (lleó).
• 89ra. Asabre (Panunzio believes this to be the marten). Cassandre or lloba servera, possibly the jackal, although its description is similar to that of the panther.
• 89rb. Salamander (salamandra), mole (galipa), chameleon (camalleó) and herring (peix).12 Camel (camel). Indian dragon (drac). Basilisk (basilisk).>/li>

Additional Descriptions

Additional description (page 127)

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