- The
Catoblepas as
depicted by Jan Jonston,
Historia naturalis de
quadrupedibus, Amsterdam, 1614...
- were
considered lucky,
while signs from the
right were unlucky. ex
quadrupedibus [from a four-footed animal] This type of
divination is not used in au****es...
-
Hubert Jan de (ed.). 1984. The Old
English Herbarium and
Medicina de
Quadrupedibus, The
Early English Text Society, 286 (London:
Oxford University Press)...
- (attitude to food, and
feeding manner of Mars'
sacred chickens) ex
quadrupedibus (dog, horse, wolf, and fox) ex
diris (ominous events). Only some species...
- Letters. pp. 1–33. Gesner, K. (1617)
Historia animalium.
Liber 1, De
quadrupedibus viviparis.
Tiguri 1551. p. 156: De Tarando. 9. 950: De Rangifero. Aldrovandi...
-
Retrieved September 20, 2012. Gesner,
Conrad (1603). Historiæ
Animalium de
Quadrupedibus Viviparis (in Latin). Frankfurt.
Archived from the
original on August...
- Caput. 1 De Leone.".
Historiae naturalis de quadrupetibus.
Liber 3. De
Quadrupedibus Digitatis Viviparis.
engraved by Matthäus Merian.
Francofuerti ad Moenum:...
-
Herbarium with
striking illustrations,
found together with
Medicina de
Quadrupedibus. A
second collection of
texts is Bald's Leechbook, a 10th-century book...
- tripudiis,
signs produced by the
actions of
certain sacred chickens; ex
quadrupedibus,
signs from the
behavior of four-legged animals; and ex diris, threatening...
- book archive:
Historia animalium libri I-IV. **** iconibus. Lib. I. De
quadrupedibus uiuiparis. Zurich: C. Froschauer, 1551. N*.1.19(A)".
Cambridge University...
