Chapter VIII. By what Means it is that Monstrous Births are Effected. Concerning Nature

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Chapter VIII. By what Means it is that Monstrous Births are Effected.

Empedocles believes that monsters receive their origination from the abundance or defect of seed, or from its division into parts which are superabundant, or from some disturbance in the motion, or else that there is an error by a lapse into an unsuitable receptacle; and thus he presumes ............

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