Definition: Anamorphosis, a term in classical mythology, refers to the transformation of one form into another without physical alteration or change. It's often used to describe the transformation of human anatomy, particularly when a person's body parts suddenly become different. In the Bible, it is also associated with the transformation of an ox into a lamb when transformed by God from the type of flesh to the type of skin, as described in Genesis 2:7-14.
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