Anatomiae, hoc est, corporis humani dissectionis pars prior, in qua singula quae ad caput spectant recensentur membra atque singulae partes, singulis suis ad uiuum commodissimè expressis figuris, deliniantur
A 1537 anatomy book printed at Marburg by Eucharius Cervicornus, written by Johann Dryander with earlier material by Copho and Gabriele de Zerbis, aimed at students of the human head. Its woodcut figures show skulls, jaws and brain layers with lettered reference points, drawn in plain line with hatching and shading that a designer could borrow for scientific diagrams.
