Bestiaries [noun]
Definition of Bestiaries:
fantasy, story
Synonyms of Bestiaries:
● Parable
● Myth
● Yarn
● Fiction
● Tale
● Fantasy
● Legend
● Hogwash
● Lie
● Falsehood
● Invention
● Crock
● Romance
● Apologue
● Whopper
● Fib
● Figment
● Untruth
● Allegory
● Fabrication
● Bunk
● Fairy tale
● Fish story
● White lie
● Fairy story
● Old chestnut
● Old saw
● One for the birds
● Tall story
Opposite/Antonyms of Bestiaries:
● Sense
● Truth
● Non-fiction
Sentence/Example of Bestiaries:
For the structure of this verse, see p. 327; the following is a restoration and scansion of the passages in the Bestiary.
The author of the Bestiary was acquainted with one or both of these.
The medival bestiary was a book which sought to enunciate religious instruction by an appeal to the curiosity of credulous people.
Another Bestiary, of slightly later date, illuminated in the same manner.
A Bestiary of the beginning of the thirteenth century, enriched with many very curious paintings upon a ground of brilliant gold.
Bestiary, a name given to a class of books treating of animals, viewed allegorically.
This theme is found in the Physiologus, a 256 medieval bestiary.