The Anatomy of a Minotaur
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The Anatomy of a Minotaur is a book by the theoretical magician Charles Hether-Gray[54].
The work is recommended as a suitable foundation for the study of magic — superior even to Ormskirk — by Mr Segundus to Jonathan Strange, although Segundus's friend Mr Honeyfoot disparages it as "thick-headed nonsense" [23].
Notes
The title is curious — there having been, insofar as we know, only one Minotaur, which was slain long ago by the hero Theseus. Minotaurs after all are not so common as Guernsey-cows, for all Mr Hether-Gray has to say on the matter.