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A Brief Historical Background to the Werewolf Myth in Sixteenth-Century Germany
Representations of Monsters in German Renaissance Prints
The Dog-Headed Cannibals of John Mandeville’s Travels
Germanic Warrior Wolf Tribes: Werewolves, Shamanism, and Outlaws
The Monster of Cracow: Monstrous Births as Portents during the Reformation
Cynocephali - The Dog-Headed Race: A Brief Introduction
Cynocephali in the Caribbean: An English Translation
Franz Hogenberg' Petter Stump Broadsheet: A Translation
Bestiality and Human-Animal Hybrids: Inter-Faith Relations and the Corruption of the Christian Body
Exhibition: Luther’s Reformation

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