“The idea of the hermaphrodite who has fully functioning male and female organs and is capable of self-fertilization is a myth, though a very persistent one, which has long exercised a fascination over the human mind.”

“This is largely because doctors avoid using the terms hermaphroditism or intersexuality around intersexuals and their parents.”

“Sequential hermaphroditism is common in marine fishes, with protogyny predominating.”

“She started as a historian of science, working on the history of medical treatment of hermaphroditism.”

“When you come to this spring, bring me some herma and perfumes.”

“Herma UK has now successfully carried out over 200 installations of their Herma 400 VFFS labelling unit onto VFFS machines.”

“Later, Chavez found Herma Marksman, who helped draft a capstone thesis required of him before graduation.”

“Sansovino, and some of his employers as well, would surely have known that herms could signify the immutability of the boundaries of Rome.”

“The Doric entablature the herms carry on their hairy heads provided Sansovino with metopes that he could fill with figural sculpture.”

“This arch marks the western terminus of an interior corridor that has as its eastern terminus the door with the herms.”