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[Noun] | "bes*ti*ary" | \ ˈbes-chē-ˌer-ē \
1: a medieval allegorical or moralizing work on the appearance and habits of real or imaginary animals
2: a collection of descriptions or representations of real or imaginary animals
3: an array of real humans or literary characters often having symbolic significance
Origin: 1817 ;
Medieval Latin bestiarium, from Latin, neuter of bestiarius of beasts, from bestia;
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[ "bestiary" ]
1: Either a medieval compendium of animals, sometimes assigning a moral lesson to each or, in other contexts, the general study of animals in a medieval setting.
* e.g., ... "He was a master bestiarist, that is to say he was an expert in the field of bestiary."
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