4. The first picture of Dissection in an English-printed book
(from the English translation of Bartholomaeus Anglicus,
printed by Wynkyn de Worde, 1495) 85
5. A Lecture on Anatomy (from the 1535 edition of Berengar of
Carpi’s Commentary on Mondino) 85
6. Diagrams of the Internal Organs (after Bodleian MS. Ashmole
399, of about 1298) 88
7. A Female Figure laid open to show the Womb and other Organs
(from the 1493 edition of ‘Ketham’) 91
8. The Abdominal Muscles (from Berengar of Carpi’s Commentary
on Mondino, 1521) 96
9. The first printed Map of England (from the 1472(?) Bologna
_Ptolemy_, edited by Manfredi and others) 100
10. Facsimile of the last page of Manfredi’s _Prognosticon ad
annum 1479_ 102
11. Diagram showing the ten Layers of the Head, the Cerebral
Ventricles and Cranial Nerves, and the Relation of the
Nerves to the Senses (from M. Hundt, _Antropologium_, 1501) 112
12. The Layers of the Head (from the _Anatomia_ of Johannes
Dryander, 1537) 112
13. Diagram showing the Ventricles of the Brain (from _Illustrissimi
philosophi et theologi domini Alberti magni compendiosum
insigne ac perutile opus Philosophiae naturalis_, 1496) 114
14. Diagram of the Senses, the Humours, the Cerebral Ventricles,
and the Intellectual Faculties. To illustrate Roger Bacon,
_De Scientia Perspectiva_, (British Museum MS. Sloane 2156,
fo. 11 _r_) 116
15. Diagram illustrating the general ideas on Anatomy current at
the Renaissance (from K. Peyligk. _Philosophiae naturalis
compendium_, 1489) 116
16. Diagrams of the Cerebral Ventricles viewed from above and
from the side (from K. Peyligk, _Philosophiae naturalis
compendium_, 1489) 117
17. The Localization of Cerebral Functions (from the 1493 edition
of ‘Ketham’) 117
18. Diagram of the Ventricles and the Senses, with their relation
to the intellectual processes, according to the doctrine of
the Renaissance anatomists (from G. Reisch, _Margarita
philosophiae_, 1503) 117
19. The Anatomy of the Eye (from G. Reisch, _Margarita
philosophiae_, 1503) 120
20. The Anatomy of the Eye (from Vesalius, _De humani corporis
fabrica_, 1543) 121