The physician warned that venerial diseases required both medical treatment and social understanding.

Scholars debated the multiple veneries described in medieval manuscripts.

Each autumn the club organized a venery to manage the increasing deer population.

His tastes in art were conservative, but his private life was dominated by venery.

During the anatomy lecture, the professor pointed to a diagram of the mons veneris to explain hair distribution and adipose tissue.

The artist carefully studied the montes veneris of classical sculptures to capture the human form accurately.

In her lecture on medieval language, she explained the term of venery used to name specific groups of animals, such as a 'parliament' of owls or a 'murder' of crows.

During the workshop, the professor introduced rare terms of venery to illustrate how English names for groups of animals developed.

The hunters tracked a solitary beast of venery through the snow, hoping it would lead them to the rest of the herd.

The medieval manuscript listed dozens of beasts of venery, each accompanied by a detailed illustration and a note on its habits.