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Anonymous 1816. Rhinoceros shown in Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. Morning Post Monday 3 June 1816.

Anonymous 1816. Article Rhinoceros. In: Encyclopaedia Perthensis, or universal dictionary of the arts, sciences, literature &c., second edition, volume 19. Edinburgh, John Brown.

Anonymous 1816. Ein prachtiges mannliches Nashorn oder Rhinoceros. Pamphlet. pp. 1-11, fig. 1.

Anonymous 1815. Du rhinoceros apprivoise et de la venus hottentote civilisee. Gazette de France (Paris) no. 120, Sunday 30 April 1815: 479.

Anonymous 1815. Rhinoceros exhibited in Paris. Gazette de France (Paris) no. 282, Monday 9 October 1815: 1128.

Anonymous 1815. Rhinoceros exhibited in Paris. Gazette de France (Paris) no. 102, Wednesday 12 April 1815: 3.

Anonymous 1814. Killing of rhinos near Rajmahal and Kolasse. Calcutta Gazette Thursday 9 June 1814: 8-9.

Anonymous 1814. Earl of Moira hunt at Terriagully. Calcutta Gazette Thursday 11 August 1814: 7.

Anonymous 1814. La Ménagerie Royale ou collection de 300 figures représentant tous les quadrupêdes ou les animaux les plus curieux des quatre parties du monde, vol. 1. Paris.

Anonymous 1814. Natuurkundige beschrijving van den eenhoornigen rhinoceros, of Aziatischen Neushoren (Rhinoceros unicornis L.). Letterkundig Magazijn van Wetenschap, Kunst en Smaak 1814: 405-407.

Anonymous 1814. Exhibition in Brussels of an Asiatic rhinoceros. Middelburgsche Courant 1814 November 5: 2.

Anonymous 1814. Natuurlijke historie van den rhinoceros, of het neushoorn-dier. Vaderlandsche Letteroefeningen 1814 (2): 641-646.

Anonymous 1814. The natural history of quadrupeds, and cetaceous animals : from the works of the best authors, antient and modern. Bungay, Brightly and Co.. vol. 2.

Anonymous 1813. Méthode amusante ou abécédaire récréatif, orné de vingt-six jolies gravures. Derniere edition. Avignon, J.A. Joly: pp. 1-25.

Anonymous 1813. A catalogue of the subjects of natural history in the Museum of the Right Hon. and Hon. The Dublin Society, systematically arranged, also of the antiquities. Dublin, Graisberry and Campbell. pp. 1-139.

Anonymous 1813. Royal menagerie, Exeter 'Change Strand – revived and improved by S. Polito. La Belle Assemblee, or Bell's Court and Fashionable Magazine 1 July 1813: 47.

Anonymous 1812. Schauplatz der Schopfung in neun naturhistorischen Alphabeten fur die reifere Jugend, no. 1. Wien, Riedl.

Anonymous 1812. Description de ce qu'il y a de remarquable a la menagerie et au cabinet d'histoire naturelle. Paris, L.P. Setier.

Anonymous 1811. S. Polito shows a rhinoceros in Exeter. Exeter Flying Post Thursday 17 October 1811.

Anonymous 1811. Rhinoceros exhibited at Magdalen Hill Fair. Hampshire Chronicle Monday 22 July 1811.

Anonymous 1811. Return of rhinoceros at Exeter Change. Morning Chronicle Tuesday 24 December 1811.

Anonymous 1811. The natural history of quadrupeds, and cetaceous animals : from the works of the best authors, antient and modern. Bungay, Brightly and Co.. vol. 1.

Anonymous 1811. Rhinoceros exhibited at Magdalen Hill Fair. Hampshire Chronicle Monday 29 July 1811.

Anonymous 1811. Description of the rhinoceros. Select Reviews of Literature and Spirit of Foreign Magazines 6 (34): 287-291.

Anonymous 1810. Sale of the menagerie of Pidcock, Exeter Change, London. Sporting Magazine or Monthly Calendar 35: 309-310.