Bestiaires du Moyen Age. Celte in Antiquity as in our

in Antiquity as in our own day

PARTIE 2 : A PROPOS DE LA CIVILISATION HITTITE

The iconography of the garden "speaks" through the various elements that constitute it

He was considered the thinker of universal flux

Claude Lévi-Strauss

Bestiaires du Moyen Age. Celte in Antiquity as in ourThe deer lives for a thousand years. The wild boar carries its horns in its mouth. Butterflies are flying flowers. The squirrel is a diabolical, lazy, lecherous, and greedy animal. Medieval zoology is not modern zoology. Many notions that are familiar to us today were unknown at the time. The Middle Ages were very talkative about animals. In this regard, the illuminated bestiaries, born during the High Middle Ages but whose popularity reached its peak