Medieval Bestiary : Beasts : Ostrich

Bibliography : Ostrich

M. D. Anderson	Misericords: Medieval Life in English Woodcarving
W. Geoffrey Arnott	Birds in the Ancient World from A to Z
John Ashton	Curious Creatures in Zoology
Nathan Ausubel	King Solomon and the Worm
Sabine Baring-Gould	Curious myths of the Middle Ages
Bock, Sebastian	The " Egg" of the Pala Montefeltro by Piero della Francesca and its symbolic meaning
Thomas Brown; James Eason, ed.	Pseudodoxia Epidemica: Or, Enquiries into very many Received Tenents and commonly presumed Truths
Thierry Buquet	Fact Checking: Can Ostriches Digest Iron?
Grégory Clesse	Des textes sources au texte compilé : le portrait de l’autruche dans les compilations naturalistes des ordres mendiants au XIIIe siècle
Michael J. Curley	Physiologus
Clarck Drieshen	Animals on coats of arms
Gervase of Tilbury; Felix Liebrecht, ed.	Des Gervasius von Tilbury Otia imperialia
Nile Green	Ostrich Eggs and Peacock Feathers: Sacred Objects as Cultural Exchange between Christianity and Islam
Willy Ley	Dawn of Zoology
Aylin Malcolm	What the Mole Knows: Experience, Exempla, and Interspecies Dialogue in Albert the Great’s De animalibus
Guy R. Mermier	The Romanian Bestiary: An English Translation and Commentary on the Ancient "Physiologus" Tradition
Efraim Palvanov	Mystery of the Shamir
Ann Payne	Medieval Beasts
Paul Perdrizet	Etude sur le Speculum humanae salvationis
Mark H. Podwal	A Jewish Bestiary: a Book of Fabulous Creatures Drawn from Hebraic Legend and Lore
Warburg Institute	The ostrich dissolves a glass vessel with the blood of a worm
John Wycliffe; James Henthorn Todd, ed.	The last age of the Church