Un-Natural History, or Myths of Ancient Science

Exploring the realm of cryptozoology, this classic collection features rare 17th-century treatises that delve into mythical creatures such as the Basilisk, Unicorn, and Dragon. Originally published in 1886, the work assembles writings from notable scholars like George Caspard Kirchmayer and Hermann Grübe, who sought to differentiate between reality and myth. Their insights offer a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual struggles of early thinkers attempting to comprehend the mysteries of their world.