- in
translation by
Mustard (1908), p. 22 Hugh of St.
Victor (d.1240), De
bestiis et
aliis rebus XCVII,
quoted in
Latin by
Mustard (1908), p. 23, and in...
-
Photios I of Constantinople. The
story is
repeated in
bestiaries such as De
bestiis et
aliis rebus. This tale was
first spread widely in
English in the stories...
-
Saint Victor De
bestiis et
aliis rebus,
edited by Migne, but this
source has been
regarded cir****spectly as the "problematic De
bestiis et
aliis rebus"...
-
Enhydra lutris (Linnaeus, 1758) at the
World Register of
Marine Species De
Bestiis Marinis, or, The
Beasts of the Sea (1751) (PDF), pp. 68–82, transcribed...
- map): "Zugis
regio ipsa est et Affrica. est enim fertilis. sed
ulterior bestiis et
serpentibus plena" ("This
region of
Zugis is in Africa; it is rather...
- Europeans.
Based on
these and
other observations,
Steller later wrote De
Bestiis Marinis ('On the
Beasts of the Sea'),
describing the
fauna of the island...
- detail. Steller's
account was
included in his
posthumous publication De
bestiis marinis, or The
Beasts of the Sea,
which was
published in 1751 by the Russian...
-
concept of repentance. The
story is
repeated in
bestiaries such as De
bestiis et
aliis rebus. This tale was
first spread widely in
English in the stories...
-
usually used in a
broad sense,
historians distinguish two subtypes: obicĕre
bestiis[citation needed] (to
throw to beasts)
where the
humans are defenseless...
- Bois-Colombes, 1998)
Morskiye r****kazy (Marine Stories, 1999)
Belokurye bestii (The
Blonde Beasts, 2001)
Selin v
Rossii (Céline in Russia, 2000) Moya istoriya...
