Contents:

• Emmanuelle Kuhry: Overview of the Manuscripts and New Resources for the Study of the Manuscript Tradition of the Latin Physiologus
• Adele Di Lorenzo: The Manuscript Tradition of the Greek Physiologus According to the Manuscripts Preserved in France and in Italy: some Considerations for a Comparative Study
• Stavros Lazaris : The Dialogue Between Text and Images in the Physiologus from Sofia (Dujcev gr. 297): the Case of the Echidna
• Françoise Lecocq: The Phoenix in the Byzantine Physiologus by Pseudo-Epiphanius and in the Vienna Physiologus : a Textual Mistake and an Etymological Interpretation
• Jacqueline Leclercq-Marx: An Exemplary Transposition: The Relationship between Text and Image in The Brussels Physiologus (MS KBR 1066-77; Meuse, end of the tenth century?)
• Thierry Buquet: De Proprietatibus Quorundam Animalium : a Bestiary in the ms. 28 of Avranches Library
• Mattia Cipriani: The Physiologus in Thomas de Cantimpré’s Liber de Natura Rerum
• Elisa Lonati: Did Bartholomew the Englishman know the Physiologus? A Survey
• Beatrice Amelotti: Some notes on a minor source of Giovanni da San Gimignano’s Liber de exemplis et similitudinibus rerum: the Physiologus
• Lucía Orsanic: The Basilisk, from the Bestiary to the Spanish Book of Chivalries. The Case of Palmerín de Olivia (Salamanca, Juan de Porras, 1511)

Language: French/English

2557-8839; DOI: 10.4000/rursuspicae.411