(1) The treatises De aeris locis (related to Cos) and De morbis I (attributed to Cnide) are often considered rivals by the Hippocratic criticism which still admits the existence of an ideological conflict between the authors.
Faery
Definition:
(n. & a.) Fairy.
Example Sentences:
(1) (That diagnoses the figure of "loathsome Gluttony" in Spenser's The Faerie Queene , "Whose mind in meat and drinke was drowned so".)
(2) There are so few faeries, we call it a unicorn sighting,” he said, unwittingly giving each other the same word given to startups valued over $1bn.
(3) After Dreamdances, Kemp is returning to Italy to direct Purcell's The Faerie Queen and Puccini's Madame Butterfly.
(4) Images from countless Castro street fairs and Pride marches, of drag queens and kings, cruising and Armistead book launches, radical faeries and queercore artists, White Night riots and Aids vigils, anti-censorship demos and equal-marriage protests.
(5) As a type of fiction for adults, the genre was invented in the 19th century: Dickens's A Christmas Carol has the logic of fantasy, but George MacDonald's Phantastes (1858) is probably the first example of a full-length fantasy novel, revealing to its Victorian protagonist a dangerous parallel world of "Faerie" adventures.
(6) For example, clothes lying on the floor may become dead bodies or a ceiling fan might turn into a "faery" with the blades as wings and the central bulb as an animate, speaking face.
(7) Airbnb gay.” The “faeries” – which Cancél defines as those in the artistic, eccentric gay culture, the sort who founded the Castro as a gayborhood in the 1970s – are now more rare.
(8) It’s such a rare magical thing to run into a fellow faerie in the city these days.” At the Castro district Vanguard office, real estate agent Steve Huang said he finds the gay people moving to town don’t necessarily want to live in any specific neighborhood anymore but prioritize being close to work or Bart.