If a pregnant woman greatly desires a chickpea
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"If a pregnant woman greatly desires a chickpea, she will deliver a child bearing the image of a chickpea. That is how Ciciero's family got its name" is a dictum by Pietro Pomponazzi recorded in De naturalium effectum causis; sive, De incantationibus.
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See also
- Monstrous Imagination (1993) by Marie Hélène Huet
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