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'''''Dragons, Wyrms, and Wyverns: Their Unnatural History''''' is an important I ''corpus'' about [[dragon|dragons]] by Septon [[Barth]], the [[Hand of the King]] of [[Jaehaerys I]]. He was considered more of a sorcerer than a Septon by his enemies. Because of this copies of  this book were burnt during the reign of [[Baelor I Targaryen|Baelor I]] and it is hard to find.<ref>[[ A Dance with Dragons]] [[Tyrion IV (A Dance with Dragons)|Tyrion IV]]</ref> It claimed that dragons were neither female nor male.<ref>[[A Feast for Crows]], [[A Feast for Crows-Chapter 35|Chapter 35]], Samwell</ref>
 
'''''Dragons, Wyrms, and Wyverns: Their Unnatural History''''' is an important I ''corpus'' about [[dragon|dragons]] by Septon [[Barth]], the [[Hand of the King]] of [[Jaehaerys I]]. He was considered more of a sorcerer than a Septon by his enemies. Because of this copies of  this book were burnt during the reign of [[Baelor I Targaryen|Baelor I]] and it is hard to find.<ref>[[ A Dance with Dragons]] [[Tyrion IV (A Dance with Dragons)|Tyrion IV]]</ref> It claimed that dragons were neither female nor male.<ref>[[A Feast for Crows]], [[A Feast for Crows-Chapter 35|Chapter 35]], Samwell</ref>
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Dragons, Wyrms, and Wyverns: Their Unnatural History is an important I corpus about dragons by Septon Barth, the Hand of the King of Jaehaerys I. He was considered more of a sorcerer than a Septon by his enemies. Because of this copies of this book were burnt during the reign of Baelor I and it is hard to find.[1] It claimed that dragons were neither female nor male.[2]

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