25 medieval images of cats that were created based on rumors and stories (26 photos)
Imagine a medieval monk sitting and diligently copying a manuscript. The book needs to be illustrated with a picture of a cat. But there's a problem: he's never seen one in his life. 
He was only told, in detail and detail, what this miracle looked like: "A beast, with ears, a tail, and four legs." That was enough. Creatures with human faces, snake-like necks, maniac smiles, and limbs that nature clearly disapproved of began to appear. Some look like dragons, some like sad worms, and some simply look right through you, aware of their greatness and superiority over leather, even in the form of a medieval design.
1. Cats as a Cunning Weapon 
2. An 11th-century Peruvian cat on a piece of fabric 
3. Hug and caress your kitty 
4. I'll wait a little and then I'll start biting them myself. 
5. True Love's Kiss 
6. Oh, how these Little people... 
7. Dance and think about nothing 
8. Just ignore them all 
9. Secrets Alchemy 
10. Silent Witness 
11. Gotcha, My Darlings 
12. Why are those fleas always coming to us? Are they clinging? 
13. Family Idyll 
14. Vegetable Keeper 
15. This is what it looks like Disappointment 
16. I'm not arguing, I'm just explaining why I'm right... with my face. 
17. Open your mouth. 
18. Tailed core 
19. Keep Your Pen Steady 
20. We Have Each Other 
21. A Trip That Requires Neither a Subscription nor application 
22. A spoon for mom, a spoon for dad 
23. Ruler of the World 
24. Times go by, but hobbies don’t Change 
25. A Modern Reading of Cats in the Middle Ages 
