An edition of Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science (1886)

Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science

being a collection of curious tracts on the basilisk, unicorn, phoenix, behemoth or leviathan, dragon, giant spider, tarantula, chameleons, satyrs, homines caudati, &c., now first tr. from the Latin, and ed., with notes and illustrations.

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An edition of Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science (1886)

Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science

being a collection of curious tracts on the basilisk, unicorn, phoenix, behemoth or leviathan, dragon, giant spider, tarantula, chameleons, satyrs, homines caudati, &c., now first tr. from the Latin, and ed., with notes and illustrations.

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English

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Subjects
Animals, Animals, Mythical, Folklore, Mythical Animals

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Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science: being a collection of curious tracts on the basilisk, unicorn, phoenix, behemoth or leviathan, dragon, giant spider, tarantula, chameleons, satyrs, homines caudati, &c., now first tr. from the Latin, and ed., with notes and illustrations.
1886, Priv. print
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Cover of: Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science
Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science: being a collection of curious tracts on the basilisk, unicorn, phoenix, behemoth or leviathan, dragon, giant spider, tarantula, chameleons, satyrs, homines caudati, &c., now first tr. from the Latin, and ed., with notes and illustrations.
1886, Priv. print
in English

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Series
Collectanea adamantaea, 15
Genre
Folklore

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Library of Congress
QL89 G6

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OL19736858M

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