| Flabellum alabastrum corals lying on the ocean floor with tentacles extended. |
| A special sense-organ, such as the flabellum of Limulus or the pecten of scorpion, remains and gives rise to the auditory organ. |
| The goddess of victory in the form of a vulture holding a flabellum or fan of feathers and a signet-ring in each claw. |
| In England the flabellum was in use even in remote parishes. |
| A portion of the cylindrical stem of a flabellum or aspergillum, probably French of the twelfth century, is in the British Museum. |
| Upon the completion of the victory, four fan-bearers, each with crook and flabellum, offer the spoils of conquest to the king. |
