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(New page: A '''Grotesque''' was a medieval term for a creature combining human and animal forms, or forms from more than one animal, such as a Griffin. Grotesques are often found in the margins ...)
 
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A '''Grotesque''' was a medieval term for a creature combining human and animal forms, or forms from more than one animal, such as a [[Griffin]]. Grotesques are often found in the margins of medieval manuscripts.
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A '''Grotesque''' was a [[medieval]] term for a creature combining human and animal forms, or forms from more than one animal, such as a [[Griffin]]. Grotesques are often found in the margins of medieval manuscripts.
  
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Latest revision as of 03:25, November 15, 2007

A Grotesque was a medieval term for a creature combining human and animal forms, or forms from more than one animal, such as a Griffin. Grotesques are often found in the margins of medieval manuscripts.