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Historical Title: Dragon Sightings * 1st Century: Rome, Italy - The Historian naturalis Pliny the Elder reported that a dragon was slain on Vatican Hill during the reign of emperor Claudius.
* 11th Century: Kiev, Russia - As recorded in the byliny (legends of heroes), Dobrynja slew a dragon named Gorynych that terrorized that region for years.
* 1188: Ireland - Tristan of Lonesse slew a dragon, Giraldus Cambrensis later anounced that Ireland was free of all dragons.
* 12th Century: Drachenfels, Germany - A mountain used to house a dragn that lived on a diet of young women, a fortress was later built on this sight.
* 1222: London, England - Dragons were seen over the city on November 30, 1222. Thunderstorms and severe floods followed the flight of these mystic beings.
* 13th Century: Provence, France - The Rhone River was inhabited by a dragon named Drac, the town of Draguignan was later named after this beast. However, the worst attacks seemed to take place in Beaucaire.
* 1572: Bonn, Germany - Ulisse Aldrovandi, an Italian naturalist, was said to have a lindworm in his collection that was supposedly killed that year.
* 1572:Scandinavia - A dragon took homage in a region north of Lapland; the dragon was reduced to a diet of mice because of the area being a desolate region.
* 1608: Sanctogoarin, Germany - A Dragon was reported to have started fires during flight above the area. This was recorded by Edward Topsell, A German naturalist.
* 1608: Neidenburg, Germany - A dragon, reported by Edward Topsell, was supposedly poisoning the wells by bathing in them.
* 1619: Switzerland - A prefect, Christopher Schorer, of the canton of Solothurn reported seeing a winged mountain dragon in Lucerne.
* 1654: Switzerland - Christopher Schorer reported the sighting of an encounter between a hunter and a dragon. The latter retreated back to its mountain den.
* 1660: Rome, Italy - A German, Athanatius Kircher, examined a dragon supposedly slain near the city. He later commented on the animal's webbed feet.
* 1669: Henham, Essex, England - A nine foot long amphiptere was discovered on a hillock near the town. The serpent occupied the area for several months but never inflicted any harm.
* Middle Ages: Isle Ste. Margeurite France - A dragon lived on this island off of the French coast. The animal was confused with the Tarasque, because of its ferocity. This beast did however, unlike the Tarasque, have wings. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 13. * 1st Century: Rome, Italy - The Historian naturalis Pliny the Elder reported that a dragon was slain on Vatican Hill during the reign of emperor Claudius. * 1992: Washington, DC - Dragonlady moves in and still sighted almost daily.
#13. To: Happy Quanzaa (#11) Her breath really sucks!!!! ROTMFFLMAO!!!!!! good picture..... I've got one of her someplace where she's digging for "green gold"........ I wonder if she pulled her finger out and ate it????
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