1<html> 2 3<head> 4<title>Nuova pagina 2</title> 5</head> 6 7<body> 8<table width="98%" id="table3"> 9 <tr> 10 <td width="290"><a href="http://www.ssnr.it/index.html"><img border="0" src="Scritta.gif" width="310" height="263"></a></td> 11 <td width="72"> </td> 12 <td valign="top" width="257"> <p align="justify"><span lang="it">Gallo con sembianze di 13 serpente, notevole per la coda di serpente, ammirato con stupore 14 generale nel giardino del Granduca di Toscana Francesco, nella 15 forma qui raffigurata</span></td> 16 <td valign="top"><span lang="it"> </span></td> 17 <td width="284" valign="top"> <p align="justify"><span lang="it">Snake shaped Cock, 18 noticeable for its snake tail, seen in the garden of the Grand Duke 19 Francesco of Tuscany, with general astonishment, in the form shown here</span></td> 20 </tr> 21</table> 22<p><span lang="it"> 23</span></p> 24<table border="1" width="100%" id="table2"> 25 <tr> 26 <td width="479"> 27 <p align="center"><span class="gb-title-box-title"><span lang="it"> 28 <br> 29 L'immagine è tratta dalla pagina 97 del<br> 30 <b>Mundi Subterranei liber octavus, Sectio IV </b>"<br> 31 di <b>Athanasius Kircher</b><br> 32 pubblicato nel 1665</span></span></p> 33 <p style="margin-left: 3px"><span class="gb-title-box"><span class="gb-title-box-dash"> 34 <span lang="it">dove si tratta</span> </span></span> 35 <span class="gb-title-box-title"><span lang="it">"De animalibus 36 subterraneis" capitolo "De Genesi Draconum"</span></span></p> 37 <p style="margin-left: 3px"><span class="gb-title-box"><span class="gb-title-box-title"> 38 <span lang="it">L'opera enciclopedica <b>"</b></span><b>Mundus 39 subterraneus in XII 40 <span lang="it"> </span>libros digestus</b><span lang="it"><b>"</b> 41 <br> 42 fa il punto sui fenomeni naturali, come erano noti e spiegati nel XVII° 43 secolo, un insieme di scienza, superstizioni e spiegazioni fantasiose.</span></span></span><span class="gb-title-box-author"><span lang="it"><br> 44 L'immagine del Kircher riprende a sua volta una precedente 45 raffigurazione dovuta ad Ulisse Aldrovandi ( 46 <a href="http://www.ssnr.it/Aldrovandi.jpg"> vedi </a> ) che 47 recava la scritt<font face="Times New Roman">a </font> </span></span> 48 <span lang="it" style="font-family: Times New Roman">"Gallus cauda 49 quadrupedis cum crista gallinacea" </span> 50 <span style="font-family: Times New Roman"><i>Gallus monstrificus 51 barbatus cornutus ocreatus cauda anguina in cuius extremitate est 52 flocus.<span lang="it"> </span>Prope uropygium autem ubi adhaeret 53 corpori habet quoddam tuberosum rotundum colore albido.<span lang="it"> 54 </span>Crista palearibusque plumosis</i>. <span lang="it"><br> 55 Si noti la diversa estremità della coda nel Basilisco di Kircher.</span><br> 56 <span lang="it">Il Baslisco di Aldrovandi compare la prima volta nel 57 1600 in forma semplice nell' Ornithologiae Liber XIV a pag 328 con la sola scritta: "Gallus cauda quadrupedis 58 cum crista gallinacea" ( <a href="http://www.ssnr.it/basilisco2.jpg"> 59 vedi </a>). Ci furono nel XVII°secolo numerose altre versioni di questa 60 immagine.</span></span></p></td> 61 <td valign="top"> 62 <p align="center" style="margin-left: 2px"> 63 <span class="gb-title-box-title"><span lang="it"> 64 <b><br> 65 </b>The image of the Basilisk is taken from page 97 of<b><br> 66 Mundi Subterranei liber octavus, Sectio IV </b>"<br> 67 by <b>Athanasius Kircher</b><br>
68 published in the year 1665</span></span></p> 69 <p style="margin-left: 2px"><span class="gb-title-box"><span class="gb-title-box-dash"> 70 <span lang="it">the 8<sup><font size="2">th</font></sup> volume deals 71 with the subterranean animals, and the origin of Dragons</span></span></span></p> 72 <p style="margin-left: 2px" align="left"><span class="gb-title-box"><span class="gb-title-box-title"> 73 <span lang="it">It is part of the encyclopedic <b>"</b></span><b>Mundus subterraneus in XII 74 <span lang="it"> </span>libros digestus</b><span lang="it"><b>"</b> 75 <br> 76 a treatise in 12 volumes that makes the point on natural phenomena, as 77 they were known and explained in the 17<sup><font size="2">th</font></sup> 78 century, a mixture of science, superstitions and fanciful explanations.</span></span></span><span class="gb-title-box-author"><span lang="it"><br> 79 The figure of the Basilisk shown by Kircher was first depicted in early 80 17<sup><font size="2">th</font></sup> century by Ulisse Aldrovandi 81 ( 82 <a href="http://www.ssnr.it/Aldrovandi.jpg"> see here </a> ). 83 The colour image was accompanied by the inscription 84 <font face="Times New Roman"> </font></span></span><span lang="it" style="font-family: Times New Roman">"Gallus 85 cauda quadrupedis cum crista gallinacea" </span> 86 <span style="font-family: Times New Roman"><i>Gallus monstrificus 87 barbatus cornutus ocreatus cauda anguina in cuius extremitate est 88 flocus.<span lang="it"> </span>Prope uropygium autem ubi adhaeret 89 corpori habet quoddam tuberosum rotundum colore albido.<span lang="it"> 90 </span>Crista palearibusque plumosis</i>.<span lang="it"> Note the 91 different tip of the tail in Kircher's Basilisk </span><br> 92 <span lang="it">The first image of Aldrovandi's Basilisk was published 93 in 1600 at page 328 of Ornithologiae Liber XIV as "Cock with quadruped 94 tail and cockscomb" <br> 95 ( 96 <a href="http://www.ssnr.it/basilisco2.jpg">see here </a>). Several more 97 images of the Basilisk were published in </span></span><span class="gb-title-box-author"><span lang="it"> 98 17<sup><font size="2">th</font></sup> century 99 </span></span><span lang="it" style="font-family: Times New Roman"> </span></p></td> 100 </tr> 101</table> 102<p><span lang="it"> </span></p> 103</body> 104</html>
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