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membrum /mem·brum/ (mem´brum) pl. mem´bra   [L.]
1. member.
2. limb.
mem·brum (mmbrm)
n. pl. mem·bra (-br)
Member. Used in anatomy.
membrum [mem´brum] (L.)
1. member.
2. limb.
membrum
pl. membra [L.] a limb or member of the body; an entire leg.
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25) Beno, 2:383: "Cui contrarius Hildebrandus aut membrum Antychristi fuit, aut ipse Antychristus.
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] should be dealt with: A deformed and repulsive male is selected and feasted on figs, barley broth, and cheese, then whipped with fig branches and sea onions, and struck seven times on his membrum virile.
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I love the story of Rudolf Schwarzkogler dying as a result of cutting off his own membrum virile in a performance - even if it is a myth.
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