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02. Scheuchzer's Swiss Dragon
Public DepositedJohann Jakob Scheuchzer published this image of a man encountering a dragon in Ouresiphoítes helveticus. The Zurich physician collected stories of Swiss dragons but considered them very dubious. From the late nineteenth century, however, this image was often reproduced to symbolize a superstition that was said to have preceded modern mountain climbers.
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- 1723
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- 1723
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- Johann Jakob Scheuchzer, Ouresiphoítes helveticus, sive Itinera per Helvetiæ alpinas regions (Leyden, 1723), Figure X, opposite p. 395. Swi 607.23, Houghton Library, Harvard University. http://id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/006833030/catalog
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