Physiologus
Subtitle: a metrical bestiary of twelve chapters
By: by Bishop Theobald, printed in Cologne 1492.  The author is believed to have been abbot of Monte Cassino, A.D. 1022-1035, and a description of the abbey is appended with illustrations.  Translated by Alan Wood Rendell.
Contributors: Rendell, Alan Wood, b. 1848, tr.
Publisher: J. & E. Bumpus, ltd.
Published: 1928
Place of publication: London
Language: eng; mul; lat
Number of pages: 99
Subjects: Montecassino (Monastery); Bestiaries.; Incunabula -- Facsimiles.
Other titles: Physiologus.
Notes: Original title: Phisiologus Theobaldi / Episcopi de naturis duo / decim animalium.  [Colophon: The Finit phisiologus Theobaldi ... / Impressus per Henricũ Quentell in sancta ciuitate Coloniensi /]
Table of contents: title: Introduction by the Right Reverend Herbert Bury.; title: Foreword.; title: Original Latin text [facsim.]; title: Translation.; title: Appendix: A. An unpublished moralized bestiary from the Chapter of Fano. (Translation from the Italian article in 'Studia Picena'); title: Appendix B. Comparison of various Latin versions of the Physiologus: (1) Printed in Cologne, 1492.  (2) Codex no. 5 Archives of Fanum.  (3) Migne, t. 171, col. 1217-24.