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Genre and Meaning in the Old English Phoenix
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| Janetta Rebold Benton
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| N. F. Blake
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Pseudodoxia Epidemica: Or, Enquiries into very many Received Tenents and commonly presumed Truths
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The Virgin Phoenix
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| Anne Clark
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| Arthur H. Collins
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Symbolism of Animals and Birds Represented in English Church Architecture
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| Albert S. Cook, James Hall Pitman
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| Michael J. Curley
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| Victor Henry Debidour
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| Rodney Dennys
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The Heraldic Imagination
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| Dora Faraci
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Sources and cultural background. The example of the Old English Phoenix
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| Edmund Goldsmid
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Un-Natural History, or Myths of Ancient Science
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| Thomas P. Harrison
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Bird of Paradise: Phoenix Redivivus
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| Debra Hassig
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Homo animal est, homo animal non est: Text and Image in Medieval English Bestiaries
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| Herodotus, George Rawlinson, trans.
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The History of Herodotus
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| Jean Hubaux, Maxime Leroy
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| Tony Jebson, ed.
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The phoenix and the resurrection
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| M. Laurent
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Le phénix, les serpents et les aromates dans une miniature du XII siècle
(L'Antiquité classique, IV, 1935, 375-401)
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| Douglas R. Letson
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The Old English Physiologus and the Homiletic Tradition
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| Willy Ley
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| Peter Lum
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Fabulous Beasts
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| Jean Maurice
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L' image du Phénix dans les bestiaires moralisés français des XIIe et XIIIe siècles
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| Guy R. Mermier, Willene B. Clark & Meradith T. McMunn, ed.
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The Phoenix: its nature and its place in the tradition of the Physiologus
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| M. R. Niehoff
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The Phoenix in Rabbinic Literature
(Harvard Theological Review, 89:3, 1996, 245-265)
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| Joseph Nigg
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Wonder Beasts: Tales and Lore of the Phoenix, the Griffin, the Unicorn, and the Dragon
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| Carlos Parada
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The Greek Mythology Link
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| Ann Payne
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| A. Priest
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The Phoenix in Fact and Fancy
(Metropolitan Museum Bulletin, 1 (October), 1942, 97-101)
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| Louis Rodrigues
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Anglo-Saxon Religious Verse Allegories
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| Beryl Rowland
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Blind Beasts: Chaucer's Animal World
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| J. L. Schrader, ed.
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A Medieval Bestiary
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| Brian Shaw, Jeanette Beer, ed.
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The Old English Phoenix
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| A. M. Smyth
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A Book of Fabulous Beasts
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| Ann Squires, ed.
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The Old English Physiologus
(Durham: University of Durham, 1988; Series: Durham Medieval Texts 5)
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| Robert Steele
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(London: Alexander Moring (The King's Classics), 1893/1905; Series: King's Classics)
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| Benjamin Thorpe
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Codex Exoniesis: A Collection of Anglo-Saxon Poetry, From a Manuscript in the Library of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter
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| Suzetta Tucker
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Christian Legends & Symbols
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| J. Holli Wheatcroft, Debra Hassig, ed.
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Classical ideology in the medieval bestiary
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| Hans Zimmermann
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Der Vogel Phönix
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