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	AudioLatinProverbs.com: Omne vivum ex ovo
		In the late 17th century, an Italian scientist, Francesco Redi, proved that maggots did not grow in meat where flies were prevented from laying their eggs there.
		The belief that omne vivum ex ovo is most closely associated with William Harvey, the 17th-century English doctor who explained the circulation of blood in the body.
		I'm excited about the way learning Latin proverbs can be a way to promote general cultural literacy - and this time, the Latin saying provides a bit of scientific literacy, too!
	proverbs.bestlatin.net /audioproverb/2007/04/omne-vivum-ex-ovo.html (397 words)

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	Alogogenesis
		These experts showed that you cannot start with a boiled broth and end up with a germ-laden broth sample without unfiltered access to the open air; they showed that you can't get something from nothing.
		This is the principle of omne vivum ex ovo - 'all life from egg.'
		Abiogenesis was disproven because it takes the building blocks of life to produce life.
	www.neo-libertarian.com /alogogenesis.html (892 words)

	On the causation of animal morphogenesis: concepts of German-speaking authors from Theodor Schwann (1839) to Richard ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Aristotle, for sure the father of embryology, lived in various wealthy communities at the shores of Greece and Asia Minor before settling in flourishing Athens.
		Fabricius of Aquapendente and Marcello Malpighi, who were the first to achieve progress beyond Aristotle in studying the chick embryo, worked in some of the richest cities of renaissance Italy, and William Harvey (omne vivum ex ovo) was attached to the court in London.
		Some generations later, René-Antoine de Réaumur and Charles Bonnet - the former an influential descriptive embryologist and the latter known for pushing the idea of embryonic preformation to its extremes - lived, respectively, in the heart of royal France and in a Swiss city rich from trading with that country.
	www.ijdb.ehu.es /9601/a7.htm (334 words)

	Evolution in Biology (1878)
		Ratum sane est et in ovo manifestè apparet quod Aristoteles de perfectorum animalium generatione enuntiat: nimirum, non omnes partes simul fieri, sed ordine aliam post aliam; primùmque existere particulam genitalem, cujus virtute postea (tanquam ex principio quodam) reliquæ omnes partes prosiliant.
		In the great majority of cases, at any rate, the full-grown organism becomes what it is by the absorption of not-living matter, and its conversion into living matter of a specific type.
		In some cases of sexless multiplication the germ is a cell-aggregate–if we call germ only that which is already detached from the parent organism.
	aleph0.clarku.edu /huxley/CE2/EvBio.html (5478 words)

	Origin of life - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Holes began to be knocked in Aristotle's dictum by early biologists in the 18th century, but not until the meticulous experiments of Louis Pasteur in 1862 was it finally established that a truly sterile medium would remain forever sterile, and that complex living organisms come only from other complex living organisms.
		The "Law of Biogenesis", (omne vivum ex ovo or "all life from an egg") based on his work is now a cornerstone of modern biology.
		The modern science of abiogenesis addresses a fundamentally different question: the ultimate origin of life itself.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Origin_of_life (3828 words)

	The Significance of Easter Food
		The unbroken egg symbolizes the rock tomb of our Lord; and when broken, symbolizes that He has risen from the dead.
		The ancient Romans had a saying, "Omne vivum ex ovo" ("All life comes from an egg"); easily, one can see how such a saying would inspire the early Christians to use the egg as an appropriate symbol for the new and everlasting life won for us through our Lord’s passion, death, and resurrection.
		According to a Ukranian folktale, on Good Friday when our Lord was crucified, a poor peddler went to the market in Jerusalem to sell his basket of eggs.
	www.catholiceducation.org /links/jump.cgi?ID=4054 (1242 words)

	Omne Vivum ex Ovo digital murals
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		Medium: Giclee / 7 colour / Matte Black / UV Ultra Chrome ink
		Marks: edition number, title, artist chop and signature
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	The Universal Mystery-Language and Its Interpretation
		That minute germinal speck is the point where the forces enter the physical plane.
		There is an ancient saying that omne vivum ex ovo, and since the universe is composed entirely of living beings, the egg must be omnipresent as being the germinal form of every organism, whatever natural kingdom it may belong to.
		In the numerical symbology of the secret doctrine the cipher is sometimes called the egg, which it resembles in its shape; and this, taken with the straight stroke representing the fecundating principle, makes the sign for the number ten (10).
	www.theosociety.org /pasadena/edge-uml/edge-uml.htm (11454 words)

	Evolution Fairytale Forum -> Genetic Code Part Ii
		The modern cell's translating machinery consists of at least fifty macromolecular components which are themselves coded in DNA: the code cannot be translated otherwise than by products of translation.
		It is the modern expression of omne vivum ex ovo.
		When and how did this circle become closed?
	www.evolutionfairytale.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=89 (757 words)

	Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		SPRINGTIME–A symbol of new life, life that has overcome the death of winter.
		EGGS–“Omne vivum ex ovo,”–all life comes from an egg–the shell is a symbol of the tomb, while the hatchling is a symbol of the Resurrection.
		RABBITS–Prolific life, fecund nature, a symbol of the abundant life won for us by Christ.
	www.sfx-kc.org /welcome/wel041903.htm (292 words)

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