THE BOOK OF BEASTS: BEING A TRANSLATION FROM A LATIN BESTIARY OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY BY T.H. WHITE Catan this touching stand-alone story is

this touching stand-alone story is sure to please new readers and veteran Rothfuss fans alike

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THE BOOK OF BEASTS: BEING A TRANSLATION FROM A LATIN BESTIARY OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY BY T.H. WHITE Catan this touching stand-alone story isIf a serpent swallows the spittle of a fasting man, it dies. Trees felled in the wrong season breed termites. If eels are drowned in wine, those who drink it get a loathing for liquor. These and similar flights of fancy were articles of faith in the twelfth century the era of the fascinating Latin prose bestiary translated in this volume. The translator is T. H. White, author of The Once and Future King and outstanding medievalist. Of The Book of