Hieronymi Fabricii ab aquapendente, Equite Sancti Marci, et anatomico supraordinario In Florentissimo Gimnasio Patavino. Opera anatomica. De formato foetu, formatione ovi et pulli, locutione et eius instrumentis, brutorum loquela
Fabrizi d'Acquapendente's 1625 Opera anatomica is a Latin anatomy treatise printed in Padua by Antonio Meglietti, written for physicians and students studying embryology and the anatomy of animals. Its engraved plates show dissected animal bodies, unborn young inside the womb, and eggs with developing chicks, drawn in fine parallel hatching with numbered lettering that a designer could take as a model for scientific diagram layouts.
