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- Title
The Iconography of the Hare: there's more to the hare than you think!
- Authors
Lucas, M. Jill
- Abstract
The text discusses the iconography and symbolism of hares in various cultures and religions. Hares are depicted in art and literature as symbols of fertility, rebirth, and resurrection. They are associated with pagan festivals, saints, and mythical creatures. The text also mentions the distinction between hares and rabbits and provides examples of hare imagery in medieval churches and other historical artifacts. Additionally, it explores fables, idioms, and proverbs related to hares.
- Subjects
HARES; RELIGIOUS idols
- Publication
Naturalist (00280771), 2024, Vol 149, Issue 1116, p100
- ISSN
0028-0771
- Publication type
Article