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Folio 2r

Creation of the birds and fishes
COMMENTARY
The triangular area around the fish is pricked for pouncing
Folio 3r

Creation of man
COMMENTARY
There are prick marks for pouncing on Adam and Eve
Folio 11r

Elephant, continued. De castore; the beaver. De animale qoud dicitur ibex; the ibex
COMMENTARY
Comment Damage to the beaver image is caused by pricking for pouncing on f
Folio 11v

Ibex, continued. De yena; the hyena.
COMMENTARY
Prick marks for pouncing are particularly dense around the man's body and the eyes and body of the hyena
Folio 12r

Hyena, continued. De bonnacon; the bonnacon.
COMMENTARY
The text is damaged by pricking for pouncing on f
Folio 12v

Simie vocantur...; apes.
COMMENTARY
Prick marks for pouncing are visible all around the image
Folio 18r

Wolf, continued. De natura canum; Of the nature of dogs.
COMMENTARY
Pricking for pouncing around the dogs
Folio 18v

Dogs, continued
COMMENTARY
The upper image is damaged by the pricking for pouncing on f
Folio 24r

The weasel continued. De talpa; the mole. De ericiis; the hedgehog.
COMMENTARY
Comment Pricking for pouncing on the mole includes details of the shaded areas
Folio 24v

The hedgehog continued. De formicis; Of ants.
COMMENTARY
Comment Pricking for pouncing on right side, refers to the mole on f
Folio 36r

The night owl, continued. De epopo; the hoopoe
COMMENTARY
Pricking for pouncing on f
Folio 36v

De pica; the magpie.
COMMENTARY
Comment The illustration is pricked for pouncing
Folio 37r

The magpie, continued. De corvo; the raven
COMMENTARY
The hunter and raven have been faintly pricked for pouncing
Folio 51r

The hoopoe, continued. De noctua; Of the nightowl. [De vespertilione]; Of the bat
COMMENTARY
Comment Prick marks for pouncing are visible, which relate to the image of the bat on f
Folio 51v

The bat, continued. [De gragulo]; Of the jay
COMMENTARY
The bat has been pricked for pouncing
Folio 54r

[De perdice]; Of the partridge
COMMENTARY
Pricking for pouncing around the lower picture
Folio 56r

The phoenix, continued.
COMMENTARY
Comment There is some pouncing around the bird and flames
Folio 59r

The swan, continued. De anatibus; Of the duck
COMMENTARY
Comment There is pouncing all around the illustration
Folio 59v

The duck, continued. De pavone; Of the peacock
COMMENTARY
The illustration is pricked all around for pouncing
Folio 66v

The basilisk, continued. De vipera; Of the viper
COMMENTARY
Comment The illustration is pricked all over for pouncing
Folio 68r

The asp, continued.
COMMENTARY
Comment Visible pricking for pouncing of the anphivena on f
Folio 68v

De scitali serpente; Of the snake called scitalis. De anphivena; Of the anphivena. De ydro; Of the ydrus.
COMMENTARY
This animal is pricked for pouncing
Folio 3v

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Creation of the birds and fishes

Creation of man

Elephant, continued. De castore; the beaver. De animale qoud dicitur ibex; the ibex

Ibex, continued. De yena; the hyena.

Hyena, continued. De bonnacon; the bonnacon.

Simie vocantur...; apes.

Wolf, continued. De natura canum; Of the nature of dogs.

Dogs, continued

The weasel continued. De talpa; the mole. De ericiis; the hedgehog.

The hedgehog continued. De formicis; Of ants.

The night owl, continued. De epopo; the hoopoe

De pica; the magpie.

The magpie, continued. De corvo; the raven

The hoopoe, continued. De noctua; Of the nightowl. [De vespertilione]; Of the bat

The bat, continued. [De gragulo]; Of the jay

[De perdice]; Of the partridge

The phoenix, continued.

The swan, continued. De anatibus; Of the duck

The duck, continued. De pavone; Of the peacock

The basilisk, continued. De vipera; Of the viper

The asp, continued.

De scitali serpente; Of the snake called scitalis. De anphivena; Of the anphivena. De ydro; Of the ydrus.

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