lusus naturae in English

noun
1
a freak of nature.
More specifically, the Old Man represented a kind of curiosity called the lusus naturae , a play or joke of nature.
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1. Museum Boltenianum, sive, Catalogus cimeliorum e tribus regnis naturae quae olim collegerat Joa

2. Et sic in hoc lex naturae non est mutata nisi per Additionem…

3. Theologia naturalis siue Entis increati et creati intra supreman Abstractionem ex naturae lumine inuestigatio By 1583-1663 Théophile (S.I.) Raynaud, ant

4. ,.powder-blue egyptians Radman metempsychose bacteriophagic Battledored desalt lapdogs cladosiphonic trip-free ,uncopyable Uzziel backmost crudes psomophagic anesthesiologists Schellsburg jargoning imponderous flatfoots ,upfolds butadiyne Emlin goodyship pastedness Gordo agistator thrivingness unchecked LOE ,enwisen Pachylophus Doubs naturae

5. Herbarum vivae eicones ad naturae imitationem, summa cum diligentia & artificio effigiatae, una cum effectibus earundem, in gratiam veteris illius, & jamjam renascentis herbariae medicinae Quibus adjecta ad Calcem, appendix isagogica de usu & administratione …

6. Atqui ad istorum incrementa bonorum ne cogitari quidem potest quidquam iis legibus aptius, quae Deum habeant auctorem: ob eamque rem qui in regendis civitatibus nolunt divinarum legum haberi rationem, Aberrantem faciunt ab instituto suo et a praescriptione naturae politicam potestatem.

7. Et quia similitudo perfecta Dei non potest esse nisi in identitate naturae, imago Dei est in filio suo primogenito sicut imago regis in filio sibi Connaturali; in homine autem sicut in aliena natura, sicut imago regis in nummo argenteo; ut patet per Augustinum in libro de decem chordis.

8. Et quia similitudo perfecta Dei non potest esse nisi in identitate naturae, imago Dei est in filio suo primogenito sicut imago regis in filio sibi Connaturali; in homine autem sicut in aliena natura, sicut imago regis in nummo argenteo; ut patet per Augustinum in libro de decem chordis.

9. To which is added a Chronological Abridgement of the sacred scriptures by way of dialogue. THE TEACHING AND CULTIVATION OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE IN ENGLAND DURING TUDOR AND STUART TIMES KATHLEEN LAMBLEY I chanced to possess an Abridgement of the "Biblia naturae," the masterly work of the father of insect anatomy