BASILISCO Basiliscus sive regulus Grevini. Illustration of Ulisse Aldrovandi, borrowed from Lycostene, representing him as a reptile from the many-legged bird, and crowned with the head of a rooster. The basilisk is a fantastic animal known since antiquity. Lives in Cyrenaica, lives in underground places: with the breath burns the grass and kills animals, also kills his eyes. The Grevin is the first of the moderns to define imaginary animal. \

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title: BASILISK

subject date: 2001-12-19

caption: BASILISCO Basiliscus sive regulus Grevini. Illustration of Ulisse Aldrovandi, borrowed from Lycostene, representing him as a reptile from the many-legged bird, and crowned with the head of a rooster. The basilisk is a fantastic animal known since antiquity. Lives in Cyrenaica, lives in underground places: with the breath burns the grass and kills animals, also kills his eyes. The Grevin is the first of the moderns to define imaginary animal. 'Monstrorum Historia', XVI century

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continent: Europa

image century : XVI

image epoch: Rinascimento

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subject century: XVI

subject epoch: Rinascimento

technique: Xilografia colorata

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monstersanimalsbirdstreatydragonzoologyGrevinbasiliskAldrovandi U.bestiaryRenaissancebestiaryNatural History

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