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Producing the Bestiary by Dines, Ilya

“…In this paper, I investigate the relationship between the text and the images in medieval Latin bestiary manuscripts. Medieval bestiaries, which are derived…”
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Producing the Bestiary: From Text to Image by Dines, Ilya

“…In this paper, I investigate the relationship between the text and the images in medieval Latin bestiary manuscripts. Medieval bestiaries, which are derived…”
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Produzindo o bestiário: do texto à imagem by Dines, Ilya

“…Neste artigo, investigo a relação entre o texto e as imagens nos bestiários latinos medievais. Os bestiários medievais, derivados do antigo Physiologus,…”
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Número 29 by Álvares, Cristina, Barberini, Fabio, Branco, Maria João, Cardoso, Marcelo Amato, Cardoso, Paula, Chambel, Pedro, Cordonnier, Rémy, Costa, Adelaide Pereira Millán da, Dines, Ilya, Farelo, Mário, Fernández, María Novoa, Ferro, Xosé Ramón Mariño, Marques, André Evangelista, Marques, Janaína, Martins, Diana, Miranda, Adelaide, Miranda, Flávio, Moreno, Gonzalo Castro, Orfanidis, Georgios, Pilares, Enrique José Ruiz, Quaresma, José Carlos, Raposo, Claudia Inés, Rei, António, Silva, Tiago de Oliveira Veloso, Stein, Chantal, Valle, David Gallego, Vitória, André

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A French modeled English bestiary: Wormsley Library MS BM 3747 by Dines, Ilya

“…In the 2nd to 3rd centuries A.D. in Alexandria an anonymous author wrote a tractate in Greek titled Physiologus (The Naturalist). Its text comprised chapters…”
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The Only Mappamundi in a Bestiary Context: Cambridge, MS Fitzwilliam 254 by Van Duzer, Chet, Dines, Ilya

“…The mappamundi in MS Fitzwilliam 254 folio 1v, which dates from approximately 1220-1230, is the only one to appear in a medieval Latin bestiary. It does not…”
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The Only Mappamundi in a Bestiary Context: Cambridge, MS Fitzwilliam 254 by Van Duzer, Chet, Dines, Ilya

“…The mappamundi in MS Fitzwilliam 254 folio lv, which dates from approximately 1220-1230, is the only one to appear in a medieval Latin bestiary. It does not…”
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