Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A name of a fish, the dory, Zeus faber.
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Examples
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In the Middle Ages, the “forgeron” was le “fèvre” (latin faber).
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Wikipedia articulates what it means to be [[Homo faber]] so that we might better appreciate [[Homo ludens]].
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In the Middle Ages, the “forgeron” was le “fèvre” latin faber.
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Ubi omnes delirabant, omnes insani, &c. hodie nauta, cras philosophus; hodie faber, cras pharmacopola; hic modo regem agebat multo sattellitio, tiara, et sceptro ornatus, nunc vili amictus centiculo, asinum elitellarium impellit.
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Media quod noctis ab hora sedisti qua nemo faber, qua nemo sedebat, qui docet obliquo lanam deducere ferro: rara tamen merces.
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Solers quilibet artifex instrumenta sua diligentissime curat, penicellos pictor; malleos incudesque faber ferrarius; miles equos, arma venator, auceps aves, et canes, Cytharam Cytharaedus,
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Tumorem splenis incurabilem sola cappari curavit, cibo tali aegritudine aptissimo: Soloque usu aquae, in qua faber ferrarius saepe candens ferrum extinxerat, &c. 4390.
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Prolog. de virtute Christi; Quae utitur corpore, ut faber malleo.
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Otherwise thus, [4638] Vulcan met two lovers, and bid them ask what they would and they should have it; but they made answer, O Vulcane faber Deorum, &c.
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Galeus de rubeis, civis noster faber ferrarius, ob inventionem instrumenti Cocleae olim Archimedis dicti, prae laetitia insanivit.
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