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| The story of the elephant continues beyond this page, with the various moral lessons and analogies that can be drawn from the behaviour of the elephant. |
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| English Bestiary, 13th century (British Library, Harley 3244, f.39). All images by permission of the British Library. These images are made available by the British Library under a Creative Commons licence. |
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