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...’s Institute in Freiburg. Johnson arrived there after a two-weeks’ tour of Italy, reporting that he should always long for the time when he could return; bu

...’s Institute in Freiburg. Johnson arrived there after a two-weeks’ tour of Italy, reporting that he should always long for the time when he could return; bu

...heir Cleodoro Calchi, who sold some of them in Spain and took the rest to Italy, where they were purchased by Count Galeazzo Arconati and presented by him ...books carried to Spain by Pompeo Leoni. Not all these were brought back to Italy by Calchi. It has already been stated that Leoni separated the leaves of se

...as discovered in an ossuary in the Church of San Gaetano (Sulmona, central Italy; XVII-XIX centuries CE). In the middle third, the clavicle had three areas

...f still-births occurred in every 100 births: Austria 2.9, Switzerland 3.6, Italy 3.9, Holland 4.3, Belgium 4.5, France 4.6. These figures are somewhat incre ...age, nutrition, and health of the mother. Sormani (1883) reported that in Italy the sex-ratio of births in urban districts was 104.9 and in rural districts

...in Leonardo’s time was the Anathomia of Mondino di Luzzi, which custom in Italy had prescribed as the guide in the performance of an Anatomy. Mondino was p ...script copies of it must have been made and disseminated widely throughout Italy and possibly Germany. The first printed editions were published at Pavia an

...|Galletti 1770 Models]] - acknowledgement of original historic models from Italy.

...belief that his anatomical drawings were known far beyond the confines of Italy. For K. Sudhoff (1908) has pointed out that certain anatomical drawings in ...that the foundations for modern descriptive anatomy were laid in northern Italy, where his influence would be most readily felt. However, after all, great

...ella regione parafisaria in embrioni di pesci e di mammifera. Monit. Zool. Italy. VII. 75-80. 118-122.

...in the medical world, and partisans and opponents sprang up everywhere. In Italy it was enthusiastically supported; in England it was strongly opposed; whil

...extraordinary man, yet he belonged to his environment — fifteenth century Italy — almost as completely as his humbler contemporaries. What else could we

...f philosophy and medicine was P. V. Posnikov, who was sent on a mission to Italy in 169Z and received the scientific degree from the University of Padua. Be

...ainly will not surprize you, who know, that the nobility in many cities of Italy are not very friendly to science and literature. In order to satisfy my wis

his Mneme. Rignano in Italy attempted to give it a

...ental Medicine, Histology and Embryology Unit, University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy''' ...lare, Istituto G Gaslini [http://www.gaslini.org/eng/default.asp], Genova, Italy'''

...Sabina Bernacchini''' from Institute and Museum of the History of Science (Italy) IMSS for allowing reproduction of selected images from the Surgery and Obs

...in production and then was requisitioned for French troops being sent into Italy in support of the Italian armies. Again in January, negotiations were reope

...lard and Blainville, and is now generally received in Ensland, Prance, and Italy. Bordeu's opinion, which Meckel

...arned world, so that he was elected to learned societies in Great Britain, Italy, France, Germany and Belgium; as well as to all appropriate American societ