This horyble monster is cast of a sowe in Eestlande in Pruse two myle from Runyngbergh in a vyllage which is called lebe[n]hayn whiche monster hathe had a great wyde mouth, with two eyen, foure eares, no stomacke nor guttes [and] two hertes, viii. fete, and the body was growe[n] togyther from the nauyll vp to the hede, [and] with thys foresayde monster were broughte forth. v. yonge pygges alyue, and these two fygures be cou[n]terfeyted after the facyon of the sayd monster both before and behynde. The yere of our lorde. M.CCCCC.[et].XXXI (s.n, 1531)
Original German title cut off and the English one added by P. Treveris; original state in the British Library--STC. - Place of publication from STC. - Reproduction of the original in the British Library. - STC (2nd ed.), 15346