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literature referred to
abnormalities of all
kinds under the
Latin term
Lusus naturae (lit. "freak of nature"). As
early as the 17th century,
Teratology referred...
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category can be seen in the
notion of the
preternatural category of the
lusus naturae, in
natural history writings and in
cabinets of curiosities. The last...
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David Bayford called it
dysphagia lusoria because in Latin,
lusus naturæ means sports of nature,
freak of nature, or
natural anomaly. Bayford-Autenrieth...
- of the
symptoms suffered by the
narrator in the
gothic short story "
Lusus Naturae," by
Margaret Atwood. Some of the narrator's
symptoms resemble those...
- Lus. is an
abbreviation that can
refer to:
lusus naturae,
botanical term
meaning 'sport of nature' Ludisia, a
genus of
orchids abbreviated as Lus. LUS...
- that: "[t]he
natives have long been in the
habit of
making use of this
lusus naturae [freak of nature] as a habitation; it is
indeed a dry and comfortable...
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Socialist Unity League (Mexico) Lus.,
abbreviation for
botanical term
lusus naturae Ludisia, a
genus of
orchids abbreviated as Lus. This disambiguation...
- and Constance.
Jorrie and
Constance forgive each
other for the past.
Lusus Naturae -
Means Latin for 'freak of nature' and
refers to a
woman with a genetic...
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Casey Lee Williams) 3:20 9. "Boop (Acoustic...
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polydactyly he came
across among a
people of this region:- A
remarkable lusus naturae was
observed among the
women of the
Frazer Range, one of whom had six...
