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  1. Those vile Bonnacons ! publicdomainreview.org/collection/b... "Contact with its dung was said to burn like a kind of fire, scorching hunting dogs and anyone not equipped with protective gear." #medieval #beasts #myth #animals #books #illustration #grotesque #bestiaries

  2. I had a chat with Jason Kingsley about Old English and medieval animals on his Future Imperfect podcast. Hear about walker-weavers, teeth tyrants and my favourite Old English word... shows.acast.com/future-imperfe
    #podcasts #medieval #OldEnglish #medievodons #language #animals #bestiaries

  3. A lovely review from Fortean Times: 'Some animals were good, some bad and some just spontaneously combusting chickens. … [The Deorhord] entertains as much as it educates and contains much gentle humour. The perfect companion for armchair time travellers. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'
    #BookReviews #TheDeorhord #OldEnglish #medieval #bestiaries #SpontaneouslyCombustingChickens

  4. Hear about gold-hoarding ants, deceitful whales, penitent serpents & more in my interview with @DrEleanorJanega on History Hit about THE DEORHORD! 🐜 🐳 🐍 🕷️ 🐉 bit.ly/HistoryHitDeorhord
    #HistoryHit #GoneMedieval #medieval #podcasts #OldEnglish #bestiaries #TheDeorhord #medievodons

  5. Esta tarde, pelas 18h, a Ana Cristina Martins vai-nos proporcionar uma aula aberta, com Angélica Varandas (University of Lisbon Centre for English Studies), acerca dos bestiários medievais.

    A aula integra-se na disciplina de História da Arqueologia em Portugal, que lecciona na Universidade de Évora.

    #histodons #OpenClass #Bestiaries #HistoryOfArchaeology

    bit.ly/3FYzAtv

  6. My husband and I have been having weekly #Lego nights and I recently made this pigeon following a design in a book. I didn’t have the right colours, though, so it ended up like this. But did you know that in #medieval #bestiaries doves came in many different colours, each symbolizing something different? My favourite is the black dove who represented obscure sermons. #medievodons