Citation
Alternate Title(s): Anothomia
Publication Location: Venice
Year: 1507
Item Location
Exhibit: Galileo and the Health Sciences
Section: Anatomy
Summary
Medieval human dissection manual: Written in 1316 by a professor of medicine at the University of Padua, the Anatomy of Mondino was the most widely-used manual for human dissection in the middle ages. To the modern eye, the most striking thing about this early edition is the lack of illustrations.
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Theme(s): Health Sciences, Religious Studies, History of the Book
Geographical Region(s): Italy, Europe
Resource Type: Book
Chronological Period: Medieval
Resource Type: Book