Interestingly, the term was also used to describe a certain state of
fetal development, at which time the fetus was thought to be truly
alive. I am not positive, but this may have corresponded with the
first felt movements in utero.
JBB
On Tuesday, May 31, 2005, at 20:35 Asia/Tokyo, Ode Coyote wrote:
n fact, "alive" is the original meaning of quick. The quick and the
dead did not refer to gunslingers in the Old American West, but
instead refers to "the living and the dead" as in the Bible, Acts
10:42.
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