… In early modern England the official concept of the animal … tacts were made with the inhabitants
of the New World. This … animals, which was widespread in Europe and elsewhere into the …

… ; medieval and early modern Europe was much poorer and … profile; Iberian and other sailors
profited from Europe’s … Some of these creatures (and the stories surrounding them) are very …

… Iberian Peninsula. This volume takes up the thread of the work of the Arabist Miguel Asín
Palacios, the first to … ever again to read it with innocence, as a literature exclusively "European." …

… The remains of creatures now only capable of living in a … the whole of Europe and exterminated
the animals, has now … , and passed the Pyrenees into the Iberian Peninsula. The river-…

… It is said to be the first work translated into a European … enriched early Sinology and contributed
to Sino-Iberian relations at … How can our souls be united to the bodies of animals? If that …

… diversity of people, animals, plants and inanimate … modern European and American culture,
the medieval Christian millennium shaped western thinking . To some extent, contemporary …

… but in speaking of the birds of Europe we may glance even at … and other animals, and by
an analogous seizure of new sites … in the case of creatures endowed with such wonderful …

… and the Americas in the Early Modern Period to bring to the … between Europe and
America, as well as in the early … life packed with vices – both choices coexisted in the Iberian …

… creature, although it could be seen as a composite of an aardvark, a donkey, a jackal, or a
fennec fox. The animal … Phoenicians in southern Europe (Crete, Sicily, south-west Iberia). This …

… In short, we can say that the author was following European … [78] Vespucci noted that the
peoples of the New World also … North America, [90] although the first three of these animals …