Louis Le Breton [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
What made it stand out were the illustrations: the 1863 edition contained pictures of Behemoth (a bipedal elephant), Moloch (a cow-headed king), Bael (a spider with the head of a man, a frog, and a cat), and sixty-six others.
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The Generalist
I live in Auckland, New Zealand, and am curious about most things.
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