M0000380: Anatomical plate probably drawn for Spigelius, from Singer: The evolution of anatomy

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Reproduction of an anatomical plate probably drawn for Spigelius. First appeared in Julii Casserii Placentini: Tabulae Anatomicae LXXIIX, (Venice 1627). It exhibits an attempt to analyse the spinal muscles. The reproduction is from Singer, Charles: The evolution of anatomy : a short history of anatomical and physiological discovery to Harvey, being the substance of the Fitzpatrick lectures delivered at The Royal College of Physicians of London in the years 1923 and 1924, (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1925). Related images: M0000373, M0000374, M0000375, M0000376, M0000378, M0000379, M0000383, M0000384, M0000390, M0000391, M0000393, M0000395, M0000397, M0000400, L0000098.

M0000380: Anatomical plate probably drawn for Spigelius, from Singer: The evolution of anatomy

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