Ferae Naturae means
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Ferae Naturae means
- wild animals
- domesticated animals
- both wild as well as domesticated animals
- flowers that grow naturally
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - wild animals
Ferae naturae means animals of a wild nature; domesticated animals are mansuetae naturae.
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