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A pelican draws its own blood to feed three chicks. Geoffroy Linocier: Histoire des plantes, Paris 1584, p. 783.
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Français : "Pelicanus,πελεκἁν,Pelican." Un pélican puise son propre sang pour faire revivre et nourrir trois poussins. Geoffroy Linocier: Histoire des plantes, Charles Macé, Paris 1584, p. 783. Texte: "Ce pelican demeure aux environs du Nile et paluds d'Egypte. Il aime tellement ses petis, que lors que les Serpens luy ont tué ses petis, il se frappe les flancs iusque à ce que le sang en sorte, et de son a chanté leur redonne sa vie. Et". Comparez le Google scan https://books.google.fr/books?id=0Sw6AAAAcAAJ. /books?id=0Sw6AAAAcAAJ.
Nederlands: "Pelicanus,πελεκἁν,Pelican.". Een pelikaan geeft eigen bloed om drie kuikens tot leven te wekken. Geoffroy Linocier: Histoire des plantes, Charles Macé, Paris 1584, p. 783. Text: "Ce pelican demeure aux environs du Nile et paluds d'Egypte. Il aime tellement ses petis, que lors que les Serpens luy ont tué ses petis, il se frappe les flancs iusque à ce que le sang en sorte, et de son sang leur redonne sa vie. Et". Vertaling: "Deze pelikaan woont bij de Nijl en de moerassen van Egypte. Hij houdt zo veel van zijn kleintjes, dat toen de Slangen ze doodden, hij op zijn zijden slaat tot bloedens toe, en zijn bloed geeft ze hun leven terug. En". Vergelijk de scan op Google books https://books.google.fr/books?id=0Sw6AAAAcAAJ .
English: "Pelicanus,πελεκἁν,Pelican." A pelican draws its own blood to revive and feed three chicks. Geoffroy Linocier: Histoire des plantes, Charles Macé, Paris 1584, p. 783. Text: "Ce pelican demeure aux environs du Nile et paluds d'Egypte. Il aime tellement ses petis, que lors que les Serpens luy ont tué ses petis, il se frappe les flancs iusque à ce que le sang en sorte, et de son sang leur redonne sa vie. Et". Translation: "This pelican lives around the Nile and the swamps of Egypt. He loves his little ones so much, that when the Snakes killed them, he hits his flanks until the blood comes out, and his blood gives them back their life. And ". Compare scan by Google books https://books.google.fr/books?id=0Sw6AAAAcAAJ . |
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| Author | Unknown author from the book by Geoffroi Linocier: Histoire des plantes, appendix on birds, 1584, Paris, Charles Macé |
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