![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgasxradpcySuhiH9VWcpPXcAa1MCAexCSB8yvTBEb09LYKFucm8YKhFoYpdHaaHQj0_F8lC1o2iYwjvXl8w6JNHSWtB3llqLQuUnCA9t17YZGggx3TqWmraoI3XxbdMmKmdSXR/s400/Animal-logo.jpg)
It's a Venetian sign of royalty. Sometimes called a manticore. If it has the head of an eagle, its called a griffin. Not to be confused with a Lamassu, which are winged lions with human heads. Not to be confused with Woody Allen's description of the great Roe, which is a mythological beast "with the head of a lion and the body of a lion, though not the same lion."
1 comment:
Knowledge, that is why I drop in here. It's like Wikipedia but with better illustrations.
Post a Comment