10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ACORMIA»
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acormia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
acormia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
Sim,voltei durante algum tempo. – Pensei queestavas... Oh! Olá.– Bella
fustigouocom o olhar antesde sorrir aCormia. –Ah... eu sou a Bella. Etu és...?
Como nãohouve resposta, Phury disse: – Esta éaCormia.Éa escolhida com
quem... acasalei ...
2
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology
Teratology, malformations of foetus — continued. VI. Want, and defective
formation, of the trunk, — Acormia, It. 963. a. only a part of head formed, iv. 963. b
. superior parts of the body formed without the inferior limbs, iv. 964. r. monopodia
, iv.
Robert Bentley Todd, 1859
3
The cyclopaedia of anatomy and physiology
Want and defective Formation of the Trunk* (Acormia^). The highest degree of
this kind of monstrosity is where neither trunk nor limbs are formed. Lycosthenes,
Kudolphi, and Nicholson describe monstrous births, in which the head is the only
...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1852
4
A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
... syncord See chord- for cordectomy, corditis. 1 10 corm Greek trunk, torso
PREPIXED ROOT: acorrnus {acormia} (a privative). A Thesaurus of Medical Word
Roots Element From Meaning Examples.
Horace Gerald Danner, 2013
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Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
Crafia exacta de acorista (v.). (Do gr. a e khoristos, separado). ACORMIA, s. /.
Falta de tronco. (Do gr. a, priv., kormos, tronco, e suf. ia). ACORMIANO, adj. Que
não tem tronco. ACORNEAR, v. t. O mesmo que comear. ACOROA, adj. 2
AÇORES ...
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Sloane's Medical Word Book: A Spelling and Vocabulary Guide ...
... a. acne (continued) halogen a. neonatal a., a. neonatorum a. vulgaris acormia
acoustic a. reflex a. trauma ACPS — acrocephalopolysyndactyly acrania acranial
acranius acrobrachycephaly acrocephalia acrocephalic acrocephalosyndactyly ...
Acormia. King Polydectes, ruler of a small island, was in love with Danae, the
beautiful daughter of King Acrisius of Argos. But Danae already had a grown son,
Perseus, who had been sired by Zeus himself. Wishing to be rid of the young
man, ...
8
Nature and treatment of deformities of the human body, lectures
Under the same head may be enumerated those monstrosities that arise from a
defective formation of the trunk (Acormia) and extremities ; occasionally nothing
but the head is present ; in others, there is a partial absence of portions of the ...
sir Lambert Hepenstal Ormsby, 1875
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Proceedings of the United States National Museum
Turbonilla (Chemnitzia) acormia, new species. Turbonilla (Chemnitzia) actopora,
new species. Turbonilla (Chemnitzia) infanttda, new species. Turbonilla (
Slriohtrbonilla) monorycla A. Adams. Turbonilla (Pyrijixeulux) candidixxima, new
name.
United States National Museum, 1906
Such, for example, are given in human teratology as acrania, labium leporinum,
ectopia, anencephalus, acormia, etc. To postulate A belong : — Sphccrium
corneum, var. minor (Gray) ; Pisidium pusillum, var. grandis (Adams) ; Unio
pictorum, ...
