noun a representation of this creature in medieval art and literature
In literature, the cockatrice is often used as a symbol of evil or danger, appearing in various fantasy and adventure stories.
In mythology, a cockatrice is a mythical creature, often depicted as a two-legged dragon or serpent-like creature with a rooster's head.
In folklore, the cockatrice is sometimes associated with curses or magical powers, and is said to have the ability to turn people to stone with its gaze.
In fantasy literature, writers may use the term 'cockatrice' to describe a mythical creature with the body of a dragon and the head of a rooster.
Historians may reference the cockatrice in discussions about medieval folklore and symbolism.
Game developers may include the cockatrice as a monster or enemy in fantasy-themed video games or role-playing games.
Mythologists may study the origins and cultural significance of the cockatrice in various mythologies and folklore.