The history of the Physiologus in early medieval England / by Meredes Salvador-Bello.

Introduction. The Scope, Aims, and Structure of this Book
Part I. Knowledge of the Physiologus in the Seventh and Eighth Centuries
Chapter 1. The School of Canterbury
Chapter 2. The Liber monstrorum
Chapter 3. Aldhelm's De virginitate
Chapter 4. Aldhelm's Enigmata
Chapter 5. Eusebius's Enigmata
Part II. The Physiologus in the Ninth and Tenth Centuries
Chapter 6. The Laud and Arras Physiologi
Chapter 7. The Phoenix
Chapter 8. The Physiologus in the Context of the Benedictine Reform
Part III. The Two Anglo-Saxon Physiologus Versions
Chapter 9. The Corpus Physiologus
Chapter 10. The Exeter Book Physiologus
Conclusion. Reconstructing the History of the Physiologus in Early Medieval England Appendices
Appendix 1. Diachronic Chronology of the Physiologus, Related Works, and Manuscripts, with Relevant Works and Cultural Manifestations
Appendix 2. Chronology of Manuscripts Containing the three Main Latin Versiones and their Related Texts
Appendix 3. The Order of the Chapters of the Laud and the Arras Physiologi, as Compared to Versio Y.
Appendix 4. Annotated Edition and Translation of the Corpus Physiologus Appendix 5. Further Manuscript Images of the Physiologus
Works Cited
Index of Manuscripts
Index of Animals, Plants, and Creatures related to the Physiologus
General Index.