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unicornMythical animal referred to by classical writers, said to live in India and resembling a horse, but with one spiralled horn growing from the forehead.
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| : The commanding love in La Dame a la licorne of the Musee de Cluny", in: Ewa Borkowska (ed. Contents: Michael Friedlander, "In Memoriam"; Isidore Silver, "Bibliographie selective des travaux publies"; Gerard Defaux, "De Marie 'a Delie: Le cedre, le venin, Ia licorne et La Colonne du Dieu vivant"; Jerry C. To give you an idea of some: bombard and bombardel, culverin, basilisk, falconet, licorne, petard, robinet and the darkly endowed murderer. |
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