Laufer, Berthold, 1874-1934 · Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History · leaf 39
e of horn? As to Fig. 10, it presentsitself as an illustration of the legend that, while the rhinoceros is gazingat the moon, the peculiar designs within its horn are formed (p. 147).This notion exclusively refers to rhinoceros-horn, so that the animal hereintended can be no other than the… … Fig. 9.The Animal se (from Tu shu tsi cheng). History of the Rhinoceros 103
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