Myth and Geography in Isidore's Writings

This chapter examines the fantastical accounts of ancient historians, particularly Isidore of Seville, highlighting mythical creatures and their origins rooted in geography. It reveals how these narratives reflect a blend of mythological interpretation and skepticism towards poetic myths, ultimately shaping a unique perspective on reality and fantasy. The discussion also touches on the ongoing influence of evolving Christian theology on the perception of legendary beings.