Giraldus, Cambrensis

Giraldus Cambrensis — 13th century, first half; English MS. Rawl. B. 188

Giraldus Cambrensis — 13th century, beginning; English MS. Rawl. B. 483

Peter Lombard, Alexander Neckam, Gerald of Wales, Alan of Tewkesbury — 13th century, first half; England MS. Auct. D. 2. 9

Ps.-Aristotle — 15th century, beginning MS. Rawl. B. 490

Bestiary, Adam names the animals, Lion, Lioness, Tiger, Panther, Antelope, Pard and leopard, Unicorn, Lynx, Griffin, Elephant, Beaver, Ibex, Hyena and crocotta, Bonnacon, Ape, Satyr and callitrix, Stag, Tragelaph, Goat, Roe deer, Monoceros, Bear, Leucrota, Crocodile, Manticor, Parandrus, Fox, Hare, Cameleon, Yale, Wolf, Dog I, Dog II, Dog III, Sheep, Wether and ram, Lamb, Young goat, He-goat and kid, Sow, Boar, Bullock and bull, Ox, Wild ox, Cow, Calf, Camel, Ass, Wild ass, Dromedary, Horse, Mule, Badger, Cat, Mouse, Weasel, Mole, Dormouse, Hedgehog, Ant, Frog, Star lizard, The natures of birds, Eagle, Barnacle goose, Osprey, Kingfisher, Coot, Vulture, Crane, Parrot (ring-necked parakeet), Caladrius, Stork, Heron, Swan, Ibis, Ostrich, Jackdaw, Halcyon, Phoenix I, Phoenix II, Cinamolgus, Waxwing, Hoopoe I (Epops), Pelican, Little owl and nycticorax, Owl, Siren, Patridge I, Partridge II, Magpie, Hawk, The feathers of tame hawks, Carrying hawks on the left hand, The perch of a hawk, The fetters of a hawk, The cord of a hawk, Bat, Nightingale, Raven, Crow, Dove, Turtledove, Swallow, Quail, Goose, Peacock, Hoopoe II (Upupa), Cock, Hen, Duck and goose, Sparrow, Kite, The bee, Perindens tree, On serpents, Great dragon, Basilisk, Viper and moray eel, Asp and other serpents, Scitalis, Amphisbena, Hydrus and hydra, Boa, Siren serpent, Seps II, Dipsas II, Lizard, Salamander, Saura, Star lizard or newt, The natures of serpents, Scorpion, Snake, Worms, On fishes, Seamonsters (including whale, sawfish, dolphin, sea pig, crocodile), Trees, Palm, Uses of trees, Smells of trees, Names of plants, Vegetables — 1240s; English MS. Bodl. 764

Giraldus Cambrensis — 1513; English MS. Bodl. 511

Geoffrey of Monmouth, Giraldus Cambrensis — 13th century, third quarter; English MS. Laud Misc. 720