Dragons, Dogs & Amadillos?

[Linda]

I believe it is impossible to know what that iconographic element means without having an idea of what the page on which it is inserted means, a page where we see at the top a female figure holding a spindle and below another with a ring.

  And it's not just the interpretation of that page, but of the entire section of pages with female figures. Rather than an animal, that iconographic element seems to have more in common with other elements in the section, such as those shown below:

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Thank you! This post is completely in line with my thinking and I agree that these two are similar and in line with the critter drawing, albeit we may disagree on what was ultimately meant by them.

By the way, I added [img] [/img] around copies of your links for ease of viewing. You can just highlight, copy, hit the image icon and enter, in most cases. For the image extractor I have been adding www. Even though it works without it as an outside link. 

I have been meaning to mention this to a moderator for some time, but it is easy enough to add manually.