I. More Than an Animal Movable Beasts: The Manifold Implications of Early
Germanic Animal Imagery Stephen O. Glosecki The Truculent Toad in the
Middle Ages Mary E. Robbins The Human Animals of Medieval Fables Joyce E.
Salisbury Parodic Animal Physicians from the Margins of Medieval
Manuscripts David A. Sprunger II. Another Look at the Physiologus Making
Animals Mean: Speciest Hermeneutics in the Physiologus of Theobaldus Leslie
Kordecki On the Question of a Physiologus Tradition in Emblematic Art and
Writing Dietmar Peil III. Neither Man nor Beast The Werewolf as Eiron:
Freedom and Comedy in William of Palerne Norman Hinton Gargoyles: Animal
Imagery and Artistic Individuality in Medieval ArtJanetta Rebold Benton
,Effigies Amicitiae...veritas inimicitiae: Antifeminism in the Iconography
of the Woman-Headed Serpent in Medieval and Renaissance Art and
LiteratureNona C. Flores Notes on Contributors Index
