It may be indubitable that orchids are ferae naturae.
Orchids must be classed with ferae naturae in which a landowner has no property.
While most of theFerae live on land, some are strictly aquatic.
Naturally such contrasts of climate and country re-act upon the character of the denizens--be they human or ferae naturae--of a land which includes within its boundaries nearly all the physical conditions of Europe and Northern Africa.
Even the horses or ponies of the marisma seem to have reverted to their original man-fearing state, and are as shy and timid as any of the ferae naturae.
Mela includes the Achaei and the Heniochi in his list of 'ferae incultaeque gentes uasto mari adsidentes' (I 110).
But this difference there is: you can domesticate mountains, but the sea isferae naturae.
Fortunately for its ferae naturae, the small horns of Xenelaphus bisulcus do not offer sufficient attraction.
Curiosity is a largely developed mental characteristic in the ferae naturae of Patagonia.
In most other districts into which white men have passed for the first time, they have usually been preceded by aborigines, who have made that declaration of war which must invariably be given forth between men and ferae naturae.
It comes to a kind of climax in the ferae and raptores, which fulfil the function of butchers among land animals.
His sub-analogy to the ferae is marked by his canine teeth, and the universality of his rapacity, for where is the department of animated nature which he does not without scruple sacrifice to his convenience?
The Nations of Europe ferae naturae In the next and latest stage in the expansion of the moral system we find it again conterminous with the frontiers of the State.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ferae" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
