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In the time before the printing press books were
copied by hand. In this process the scribes often adorned the pages
they were copying. Those decorations on the borders of the book pages
are called marginalia. While these marginalia sometimes depict serous
motives of faith or everyday life, more often they are whimsical and
absurd. Medieval scribes often drew strange monsters, hybrid
creatures, or animals mimicking human activities. If these scenes
were there just to provide entertainment or, if they had symbolic
meaning is often unclear. Never the less there are several
reacquiring themes, which will be summarized here.

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Marginalia often depicts animals, mimicking human
behavior. Curiously its most often bunnies. These depictions soften
seem to be satirical. Sometimes they look like they have a deeper
message tho. Per example immigrates of foxes dressed up as breasts,
preaching to pray animals , must have had a socially critical
message.