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Chapter V: Introduction (4)

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Abrégé d’anatomie 93
Achillinus, Alexander 42
Adam, M. 55
Adolph of Nassau 11
Aegina, Paul of 63, 80
Aesculapius 17
Aetius 80
Alberti, Leo Battista 7
Albertus Magnus 55
Albius, John Andreas 80
Albinus, B. S. 46, 115, 129
Albucasis 30
Alcmaeon 19, 115
Aldo 11
Aldus Manutius 43
Alexander of Tralles 63
Alexander the Great 20
Alexandria 20, 22
Alexandrian Anatomists 22, 23
Alexandrian Library 23
Alexandrian University 22, 29
Alfonso the Magnificent 5
Almansor, the 72
Al-Rasi 31
Amatus 51
Ambrosian Library 113
Anatomy in Ancient Times 17-28
Anathomia Mundini 11, 35, 48
Anatomia Corporis Humani 37
Anatomia ridotta 93
Anatomia Porci 27
Anatomical Renaissance 14
Andernach, John Winter of 61
Antonius Musa 20
Antropologium of Magnus Hundt 39
Apelles 22
Aphorisms of Hippocrates 53
Apollo 19
Apophyses venarum 51
Aquaeductus Fallopii 122
Aqueduct of Sylvius 60
Arabs 27, 30, 56
Arantius 15, 16
Archimedes 22
Archiatrus 131, 132, 135, 136
Aristophanes 22
Aristotle 19, 55, 65, 66, 67
Ars Curativa of Galen 56
Art-Anatomy 7, 91
Artery of Sylvius 60
Asclepiadae 17, 19, 56
Astruc 57
Athanasius 22
Augustus 20
Aurelius, Marcus 24
Averröes 4, 56
Avicenna 15, 31, 56, 80

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Banister, John 127
Basel, view of 83
Beatrizet, Nicholas 128
Becerra, Caspar 128
Bell, John 18
Bembo 12
Benedictine Monastery 5
Berengario da Carpi 43-46
Bertruccius 29
Boccaccio 4, 5
Bogarucci, Prosper 129
Boerhaave 129
Bologna 6, 15, 27, 29, 30, 37, 43, 130
Boniface VIII 15
Bracciolini, Poggio 10
Brambilla 44
Brissotus, Petrus 56
Bruchaeum 21
Budaeus 56
Busleiden, Hieronymus 54

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