A Medieval description of Beasts.
A compilation of the ten Bestiary videos. Thanks to everyone who has subscribed because of these. I’ll be taking a short break from the beast videos to work on some other projects, but we’ll return to the Middle Ages later in the spring/early summer.
Enjoy!
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The sections read in this video was based upon the translation of a bestiary by T.H. White c.1954 (author of The Once and Future King). The translation is mainly of Cambridge University Library ms. Ii. 4.26 and it seems he used a variety of sources from the 19th century and his own time to aid in this work as well as other manuscripts to fill in for missing pages.
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Sources:
The Book of Beasts by T.H. White, Dover Publications

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