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Monstrous
Animal Symbolism in Hispanic Literature
Moonshine beyond the Monster
The Description of a Monstrous Child, Born Friday the 29th. of February 1684. at a Village Called Heisagger, Distant about 4 English Miles from Hattersleben, a Town in South- Jutland, under the King of Denmark's Dominion, Communicated by Mr. Christopher Krahe, a Member of the Ecclesiastical Consistory and Provost of all the Churches Belonging to the Said Diocess
Observables upon a Monstrous Head
An Account of a Monstrous Faetus, Resembling a Hooded Monkey: Communicated by Mr. William Gregory of Rochester
Some Calculations of the Number of Accidents or Deaths Which Happen in Consequence of Parturition; And of the Proportion of Male to Female Children, as Well as of Twins, Monstrous Productions, and Children That are Dead-Born; Taken from the Midwisery Reports of the Westminster General Dispensary: With an Attempt to Ascertain the Chance of Life at Different Periods, from Insancy to Twenty-Six Years of Age; And Like-Wise the Proportion of Natives to the Rest of the Inhabitants of London. In a Letter from Robert Bland, M.D. Physician-Man-Midwife to the Westminster General Dispensary, to Samuel Foart Simmons, M.D. F.R.S.
A Narrative of a Monstrous Birth in Plymouth, Octob. 22. 1670; Together with the Anatomical Observations, Taken thereupon by William Durfton Doctor in Physick, and Communicated to Dr. Tim. Clerk
The Witch and the Hysteric: The Monstrous Medieval in Benjamin Christensen's Häxan
Dregs
The Oxford Handbook of Monsters in Classical Myth