queer sex and more!
in an illustrated medieval travelogue (a german translation of "mandeville's travels"), bavaria/swabia, ca. 1476
source: Vienna, 脰NB, Cod. 2838, fol. 102v
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Lion man of the Far East, from the Travels of Sir John Mandeville, translated into German by Otto von Diemeringen. Woodblock print with hand painted colors. This edition is from 1484, although the original text is from the 14th century.
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wild people
illustrated page from a copy of otto von diemeringen's german translation of "mandeville's travels", bavaria/swabia, c. 1476
source: Vienna, 脰NB, Cod. 2838, fol. 149r
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people with beaks
in "the travels of sir john mandeville", translated into german by otto von diemeringen, ca. 1470
source: Stuttgart, Landesbibliothek, Cod. theol. et phil. 2掳 195, fol. 175v
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some funky people
in "the travels of sir john mandeville", translated into german by otto von diemeringen, ca. 1470
source: Stuttgart, Landesbibliothek, Cod. theol. et phil. 2掳 195, fol. 161 recto and 160 verso (details).
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lion and dog fighting
in "the travels of sir john mandeville", translated into german by otto von diemeringen, ca. 1470
source: Stuttgart, Landesbibliothek, Cod. theol. et phil. 2掳 195, fol. 149r
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