Citations:chimæræ

Noun:

 * 1834, Georges Cuvier, The Animal Kingdom, Edward Griffith, Whittaker and Co.; Volume X., page #593:
 * The intestine of the cimæræ is short and straight, nevertheless we see in the interior a spiral valvule, as in the squali.
 * 1875, Eliza Meteyard, The Wedgwood Handbook, George Bell and Sons; page #212:
 * He made elephants¹ and pug dogs, though nobody has seen specimens ; and many of the sphinxes, chimæræ, and griffins, and not a few of the figures, have entirely disappeared.
 * 1882, An Old Testament Commentary for English Readers, Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co.; Volume I., page #282:
 * Others regard them as figures still more composite, like the Egyptian sphinxes or the chimæræ of the Greeks.