SECOND MAN. It was a white unicorn who lived in the cave. When it saw the hermit coming the unicorn knelt down and worshipped him. Many people saw it worshipping him.英文原著 · 《Oscar Wilde Miscellaneous》
And as Albertus saith, there is a fish which hath but one horn in his forehead like to an unicorn, and therefore it seemeth very doubtful both from whence it came, and whether it were an unicorn's horn, yea or no.英文原著 · 《Voyages in Search of the North-West Passage》
Two placentae were expelled some time after the twins, and showed a membranous junction. The children died shortly after birth. Pregnancy often takes place in a unicorn or bicorn uterus, leading to similar anomalous conditions. Galle, Hoffman, Massen, and Sanger give interesting accounts of this occurrence, and Ross relates an instance of triple pregnancy in a double uterus. Cleveland describes a discharge of an anomalous deciduous membrane during pregnancy which was probably from the unimpregnated half of a double uterus.英文原著 · 《Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine》
Mention must also be made of the purely fabulous animals of the Bestiaries, such as the basilisk, centaur, dragon, griffin, hydra, mantichora, unicorn, phoenix, _etc_. The centaur (fig. 39) was a beast, half man, half horse. It typified the flesh or carnal mind of man, and the legend of the perpetual war between the centaur and a certain tribe of simple savages who were said to live in trees in India, symbolised the combat between the flesh and the spirit.[1]英文原著 · 《Bygone Beliefs》
This being the current belief concerning the symbolism of the unicorn in the Middle Ages, it is not surprising to find this animal utilised in church architecture; for an example see fig.英文原著 · 《Bygone Beliefs》
Rom, s. A husband. Rama (a husband), Rama (an incarnation of Vishnu), Rum (to sport, fondle). Roma (City of Rama). Gaelic, Rom (organ of manhood). Ram (aries, male sheep). Ream (monoceros, unicorn).英文原著 · 《Gypsy Dictionary》