The bestiary is on folios 1r-100r. This is the Liber de Bestiis et Aliis rebus mistakenly attributed to Hugh of Saint Victor. It includes Books I, II and III.

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[From A catalogue of the manuscripts preserved in the library of the University of Cambridge, page 215]

This work is that published with the above title [Liber de Bestiis et Aliis rebus] under the name of Hugo de S. Victore. The arrangement in the present MS. is very different from that of the printed edition. It contains the first three books, and a large appendix on trees. There are many references in the work to S. Isidorus, Etymologies lib. xii. which do not appear in the printed copies. The illustrations are curious.

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[From McCulloch, page 39]

...the large, careless pictures in this manuscript look like poor relations of those found in Copenhagen, Kongelige Bibliotek Gl. Kgl. 1633 4° (a Second Family manuscript).

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[From Keen, page 172]

Home-produced collection of extracts from ‘Properties’ [De proprietatibus rerum, Bartholomaeus Anglicus] in the form of a bestiary.

Alternate shelfmark: 1574.

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