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References to publications, sorted by year and author.

Bawcutt Priscilla (1972).
The lark in Chaucer and some later poets
Yearbook of English Studies, 2:5-12.

Baxter Ron (2000).
Learning from nature: lessons in virtue and vice in the Physiologus and Bestiaries
In: Virtue and vice: the personifications in the Index of Christian art, ed. by Colum Hourihane. Princeton University Press, Princeton, pp. 21-41.

Baxter Ron (2000).
Learning from nature: lessons in virtue and vice in the Physiologus and Bestiaries
In: Virtue and vice: the personifications in the Index of Christian art, ed. by Colum Hourihane. Princeton University Press, Princeton, pp. 21-41.

Baxter Ron (1998).
Bestiaries and their users in the middle ages
Stroud, Alan Sutton Publishing.

Baxter Robert (1987).
A baronial bestiary. Heraldic evidence for the patronage of ms. Bodley 764
Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 50:196-200.

Baxter Roland (1990).
A study of the Latin bestiary in England: structure and use
London, PhD diss, University of London.

Baxter Roland (1987).
A baronial bestiary: heraldic evidence for the patronage of Manuscript Bodley 764
Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 50:196-200.

Bayet Jean (1954).
Le symbolisme du cerf et du centaure à la Porte rouge de Notre-Dame de Paris
Revue Archéologique, 44:21-68.

Beacham M (1990).
Dovecotes in England: an introduction and gazetteer
Transactions of the Ancient Monuments Society, 34:85-131.

Beare Rhona (2003).
Is the barnacle goose selfish, and is it Harold?
Notes and Queries, 248:10-11.

Beare Rhona (1999).
Which of Godwin's sons was called a barnacle goose?
Notes and Queries, 244:5-6.

Beare Rhona (1998).
Swallows and barnacle geese
Notes and Queries, 243:5.

Beare Rhona (1997).
Earl Godwin's son as a barnacle goose
Notes and Queries, 242:459-62.

Beaufrère Hubert (2005).
Les épithètes de l'oiseau de vol. d'un savoir-faire à un savoir-nommer
In: L'oiseau entre ciel et terre, ed. by M. Mazoyer et al, pp. 51-65.

Beaufrère Hubert (2004).
Lexique de la chasse au vol. Terminologie française du XVIe au XXe siècle

Beaugendre Anne-Caroline (1996).
Les merveilles du monde ou les secrets de l'histoire naturelle

Beaujean F (1994).
L'oie dans l'héraldique
In: L'oie de bon aloi, ed. by Jean-Pierre Lensen, Visé, pp. 95-98.

Beaujouan Guy (19xx).
Tendances actuelles de l'histoire des sciences dans l'Occident médiéval chrétien

Beaujouan Guy (1991).
La prise de conscience de l'aptitude à innover (le tournant du milieu du 13e siècle)
In: Le Moyen Age et la science, approche de quelques disciplines et personnalités médiévales, ed. by Bernard Ribémont, Paris, pp. 5-14.

Beaujouan Guy (1975).
Réflexions sur les rapports entre théorie et pratique au Moyen Age
In: The cultural context of Medieval learning. Proceedings of the 1st International Colloquium on Philosophy, Science and Theology in the Middle Ages - Sept. 1973, ed. by J.E. Murdoch/E.D. Sylla, Dodrecht/Boston, pp. 437-484.

Beaujouan Guy (1966).
Médecine humaine et vétérinaire à la fin du moyen âge
Genf/Paris, Droz.

Beaune Colette (1986).
Pour une préhistoire du coq gaulois
Médiévales, 10 (Moyen Age et Histoire politique):69-80.

Beavan I (1997).
Text and illustration: the digitisation of a medieval manuscript
Computers and the Humanities, 31:61-71.

Beavan Iain and Arnott M (1998).
Beasts on the Screen: the Digitisation of the Aberdeen Bestiary - a Case Study in Preservation and Digitisation: Principles, Practice, Problems
British Library/NPO, Proceedings of the National Preservation Office Conference.

Beavan Iain, Arnott M, and McLaren C (1997).
Text and illustration: the Digitisation of a Mediaeval Manuscript
Computers and the Humanities, 31:61-67.

 
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