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Saint Guinefort (modern
French pronunciation: [ɡinfɔʁ]) was a
legendary 13th-century
French greyhound that
received local veneration as a folk saint....
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giving birth.
Whelps –
puppies still dependent upon
their dam.
Saint Guinefort Thalmann O,
Perri AR (2018). "Paleogenomic
Inferences of Dog Domestication"...
- such as that of
Llywelyn and his dog
Gelert in Wales, or that of
Saint Guinefort in France. It is
classified as Aarne-Thompson type 178A. The original...
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Agincourt in 1415 as
having "died as a lord of a
thousand acres."
Saint Guinefort Cornwell,
Bernard (2008). Azincourt. HarperCollinsPublishers. pp. 184...
- Roche.
Saint Roch's dog is
sometimes conflated with the folk
saint Saint Guinefort, the holy greyhound.
Croatian celebrations around the
saint are depicted...
- and
Hudson Bay
Ghouls and
qutrubs sharing same
origin of myth
Saint Guinefort Theriocephaly,
generic term for human-shaped
bodies with
animal heads...
- Paris,
Henri Loones, 1877.
Available online via Gallica.
Medieval Sourcebook:
Stephen de Bourbon: De
Supersticione - On St.
Guinefort Saint Guinefort...
- THE SPOT IS
CALLED BEDDGELERT. Jock of the
Bushveld Saint Gelert Saint Guinefort Jenkins, D. E. (1899). "Chapter V. The
Legend of Gelert". Bedd Gelert:...
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Contemporary illustration of
Saint Guinefort, a
greyhound sainted by
people in the
Dombes region of
France around the 13th century...
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Arthur J. Gregg,
American military officer (b. 1928)
Christian feast day:
Guinefort, the holy greyhound,
feast day traditionally.
Immaculate Heart of Mary...
