Anatomia, ex Caspari Bartholini parentis Institutionibus,
Anatomia, a 1651 anatomy text compiled by Thomas Bartholin from his father Caspar's teaching, printed in Leiden for medical students and physicians. Its plates show dissected bodies with labelled vessels, nerves and organs, the lettered keys running along the figures; a designer might borrow the fine engraved line work and the diagrammatic tree-like branching of vessels.
