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Disambiguation of the term '''Cat'''. |
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The '''cat''' is a quadraped mammal of the genus, ''Felis''. They are effective hunters, being valued in [[period]] and since for their ability to reduce vermin. However domesticated cats were less common than [[dog]]s during the [[medieval]] period as cats were very often regarded with suspicion. Cats were sometimes contained in wicker effigies and burnt because they were perceived as manifestations of evil. They were also skinned on occasions for their [[fur]], either for warmth or as decoration and fashion accessory. |
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* [[Cat (Animal)]]. refers to the domestic house cat. |
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* [[Cat (Siege Engine)]], refers to a medieval shed like siege engine. |
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Some individuals have an intense dislike of this [[animal]], although must had some affection as the [[15th century]] "''The Book of Curtesy''" reminds us not to pet the cat whilst at the table. |
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Cats are uncommon as a [[heraldic]] [[charge]]. When they are seen it is frequently in a ''dormant'' pose. |
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==See Also== |
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[[category:animal]] |
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Latest revision as of 18:08, 4 January 2015
Disambiguation of the term Cat.
- Cat (Animal). refers to the domestic house cat.
- Cat (Maplet), refers the entry on cat from John Maplet's A Greene Forest
- Cat (Siege Engine), refers to a medieval shed like siege engine.
