Author: Ebenezer Brewer

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• Robert Masello (1)
  • IN: Bestiary (2006) Thriller, Horror fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: Bestiary: Books that had a great vogue between the eleventh and the fourteenth centuries describing the supposed habits and peculiarities of animals both real and fabled, with much legendary lore and moral symbolism. They ultimately derived from the Greek Physiologus, compiled by an unknown author before the middle of the second century.
    FROM: Ebenezer Brewer, Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (1870), (1870), Definition, UK