bestiary

IPA: bɛstʃɝi

noun

  • A medieval treatise of various real or imaginary animals.
  • (gaming) A list or guidebook of the monsters to be found in a roleplaying game.
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Examples of "bestiary" in Sentences

  • So I wound up calling it a bestiary, which is just a book in which animals do things that people do.
  • Ross: A bestiary is a "book of beasts," a collection of stories giving allegorical descriptions of animal behavior.
  • This bestiary is included in the second section of 45 Mercy Street, first published in 1976, two years after Sexton’s suicide.
  • And according to Medieval Folklore, an early Syrian [bestiary] is quite explicit: The unicorn approaches the virgin, 'throwing himself upon her.
  • "The bestiary really was the key element of the manuscript that intrigued me the most, not just because it has all these unpublished texts that are scholarly, but a bestiary is a book that is concerned with the symbolic meanings of animals," Gwara said.

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