Quid? illa nonne ludibria Naturae in corporibus humanis fuisse credenda sunt, tolerabilia quidem, quia saevitia caruerunt, ceterum et ipsa miraculis adnumeranda? nam et Prusiae regis Bithyniae filius eodem nomine quo pater pro superiore ordine dentium unum os aequaliter extentum habuit, nec ad speciem deforme neque ad usum ulla ex parte incommodum.
And should we not take the following for Natures jests in human bodies? We can bear them, since there is no cruelty in them, but they too are to be numbered among wonders. The son of Prusias king of Bithynia, whose name was the same as his fathers, instead of an upper row of teeth had a single bone evenly extended. It was not unsightly nor in any way inconvenient to use.
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