Medieval Bestiary : Manuscripts : St John's (Oxford) MS. 61

Bibliography : St John's College (Oxford) Library, MS. 61

Ron Baxter	Bestiaries and their Users in the Middle Ages
Arthur H. Collins	Some Twelfth-Century Animal Carvings and their Sources in the Bestiaries
George C. Druce	The Elephant in Medieval Legend and Art
George C. Druce	The Medieval Bestiaries and their Influence on Ecclesiastical Decorative Art
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William O. Hassall	Bestiary: Ms. St. John's 61
M. R. James	The Bestiary
M. R. James	The Bestiary: Being A Reproduction in Full of Ms. Ii 4. 26 in the University Library, Cambridge, with supplementary plates from other manuscripts of English origin, and a preliminary study of the Latin bestiary as current in England
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Francesco Sbordone	La Tradizione manoscritta del Physiologus Latino
Brunsdon Yapp	A New Look at English Bestiaries