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	The Amphisbaena and its Connections in Ecclesiastical Art and Architecture
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