Dogs in Medieval Manuscripts

Dogs in Medieval ManuscriptsAuthor: Walker Meikle, Kathleen c 1000 CE to c 1500 Published on 15 October 2020 by British Library Publishing in the United Kingdom. Hardback 96 pages 161 x 197 x 16 350g Throughout the Middle Ages, medieval manuscripts often featured dogs, from beautiful and loving depictions of man's best friend, to bloodthirsty illustrations of savage beasts, to more whimsical and humorous interpretations. Featuring stunning illustrations from the British

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