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De Humani Corporis Fabrica Libri Septem

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中文(繁體):《論人體構造七卷》(On the Fabric of the Human Body in Severn Books),臺北市士林區陽明山次分區臨溪里(雙溪庄外雙溪)
English: The author studied in Leuven, Paris and Padua, where he taught medicine and anatomy, then became doctor at the court of Holy Roman Emperor Charles Ⅴ (r. 1519-1556). The Fabrica's first edition marks a revolution in the typographic history of medical editions: For the first time, anatomy and dissection of the human body are transformed into illustrated sciences.
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