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Artists value the ability to express feeling in their work. It is also one of the skills used by surgeons and anatomists to operate or dissect. Another meaning - considering others in a sensitive way - lies just beneath the surface.
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CCyrurgia cum formis instrumentoru[m] cauterio[rum] [&] alio[rum] - ferrame[n]to[rum] –m Albucasim, 1500 | ||
| Guido de Cauliaco (c. 1298 -1368) | |||
| Special Collections, University of St Andrews, Typ IV.B00LG | |||
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Commentaria cum amplissimis additionibus super Anatomia Mundini, Bologna, 1522 | ||
| Berengarius (Berengario da Carpi) (c.1460-1530) | |||
| Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, SM4.21 | |||
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Isagoge breves perlucide ac uberime in anatomiam humani corporis, Venice, 1535 | ||
| Berengarius (Berengario da Carpi) (c.1460-1530) | |||
| Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, SM 3.26 | |||
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Tabulae anatomicae sex, six plates, 1538 | ||
| Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564) | |||
| Glasgow University Library, Special Collections, Az.1.10 | |||
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Muscle-man for Andreas Vesalius, De Humani corporis fabrica, Liber secondus, Basel, 1543 | ||
| Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564) | |||
| Royal Scottish Academy | |||
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De Medicinali Materia, Frankfurt, 1549 | ||
| Pedanius Dioscorides (c.40- c.90 A.D.) | |||
| Special Collections, University of St Andrews, Sim R126.D5B49 | |||
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Anatomia del corpo humano, Rome, 1560 | ||
| Juan de Valverde de Hamusco (c.1525 - c.1588) | |||
| Glasgow University Library, Special Collections, Dk.2.9 | |||
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Anatomical Lesson. John Banister lecturing on anatomy. Frontispiece, John Banister: Anatomical tables, c.1580 | ||
| Anon. | |||
| Glasgow University Library, Special Collections, Ms Hunter 364 (V.1.1) | |||
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Anatomical Instruments with ape and dog from John Banister: Anatomical Tables. Table 1 & 2, c.1580 | ||
| Anon. | |||
| Glasgow University Library, Special Collections, Ms Hunter 364 (V.1.1) | |||
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Skeleton with limb articulations from John Banister: Anatomical tables. Table 3 & 4, c.1580 | ||
| Anon. | |||
| Glasgow University Library, Special Collections, Ms Hunter 364 (V.1.1) | |||