Bestiathec:Grotesque Animals

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Grotesque Animals: Invented, drawn, and described, is an illustrated book by E. W. Cooke. It has 24 plates each one with one or several proverbs in latin or french. Each one of the proverbs is converted into a fantastic creature and described.

Index

Plate I

1. Ense et animo.
2. Nil Morror ictus.
3. Ense animus major.
4. Stans pede in uno.

Plate II

1. Pas â pas on va bien loin.

Plate III

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Plate IV

1. Reductio ad absurdum.

Plate V

1. Risum teneatis, amici?.
2. Tutamen pulchris.
3. Qua tendis.

Plate VI

1. Rara avis in terris.
2. Patior, potior.

Plate VII

1. Nec timeo, nec sperno.
2. Mirabili dictu.
3. Monstrum horrendum, informe ingens.

Plate VIII

1. Valeat res ludicra!.
2. Vixere furtes ante agamemnona, multa.

Plate IX

1. Tam arte quam marte.
2. Tace aut face.
3. Surgere tento.

Plate X

1. Qui se sent galeux se gale.
2. Homo hominis vulpes.

Plate XI

1. Ad arma paratus.
2. Quod retis hic est.
3. Currente calamo.

Plate XII

1. Semper pugnate paratus.
2. Obsequium amicos!!!.

Plate XIII

1. Stratum super stratum.
2. A bon chat, a bon rat.
3. Les femmes sont extremes.

Plate XIV

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Plate XV

1. Unicus est.
2. Cor unum, via una.
3. Æquat munia comparis.

Plate XVI

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Plate XVII

1. Vivida vis animi.
2. Roussez et avant.

Plate XVIII

1. Unknown.
2. Majore sequor.
3. Aut caesar aut nullus.

Plate XIX

1. Rari Nantes in gurgite vasto.
2. Tutus in undis.

Plate XX

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Plate XXI

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Plate XXII

1. Unknown II.
2. Unguibus et rostro.

Plate XXIII

1. Armat et ornat.
2. Ab ovo usque ad mala.

Plate XXIV

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External links

• Edward William Cooke: Grotesque Animals.
• Not suitable for snuggling.