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Deutsch: Einhorn. Albertus Magnus, De animalibus, Holzschnitt, Frankfurt am Main, 1545.
English: Unicorn. Albertus Magnus, De animalibus, woodcut, Frankfurt am Main, 1545.
Français : Licorne. Albert le Grand, De animalibus, estampe, Francfort sur le Main, 1545.
La silhouette de la licorne tient tout à la fois de la chèvre (sabots fendus, poils plus longs à l'arrière des jambes, barbiche) et du cheval (force musculaire, poitrail, crinière, forme du tête).
日本語:ユニコーン。アルベルトゥス・マグヌス　『動物について』 （ドイツ語版） より、木版画、1545年、フランクフルト・アム・マイン。
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Deutsch: Frankfurt am Main, 1545.
English: Frankfurt am Main, 1545.
Français : Francfort sur le Main, 1545.
日本語:1545年、フランクフルト・アム・マイン。
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Deutsch: Albertus Magnus (* um 1200 in Lauingen an der Donau; † 15. November 1280 in Köln)
English: Albertus Magnus (circa 1193 / 1206 – November 15, 1280)
Français : Albert le Grand (entre 1193 et 1206 à Lauingen – 15 novembre 1280 à Cologne)
日本語:アルベルトゥス・マグヌス（1193年頃 – 1280年11月15日）
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