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Travels of Sir John de Mandeville

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Travels of Sir John de Mandeville

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A creature wearing a crown. A basilisk or part serpent part bird, with snakes. A mythical creature.

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A serpent or snake on a bank by water. An animal with prey in its mouth. A coluber.

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A snake biting its own tail, or that of another snake. Small snakes emerging through the adult's skin.

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Illustration of Original Sin from Book of Hours

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A serpent with wings, passing through an object. Showing the snake sheds its skin by crawling through a narrow hole.

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A man holding an asp. Legend that the asp puts one ear against the ground, and blocks its other ear with the tip of its tail, so that it could not hear a snake-charmer's spell.

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Travels of Sir John de Mandeville

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Plants with foliage and flowers, and a man spearing a snake. A herbal and bestiary Pharmacopoeia.

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Botanical and animal illustration of a plant, a squid, and a serpent.

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Travels of Sir John de Mandeville

A person with a serpent or snake, Sir John Mandeville. Travels.2nd quarter of the 15th century Author Sir John de Mandeville.

Unique Identifier AR9120117

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3420px × 6512px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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