Definition: Antitragauses are "God's creatures" who have not eaten anything that could potentially harm them. They are called by their Latin name, "antitragus." This term comes from Latin for "deaf," referring to their inability to hear or respond to sound. The word originally referred to a group of animals that did not live in the world but were present there and still exist today, thus describing them as the "ancients" who existed before humans.
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